Just announced a few days ago, Xbox Game Pass is making its way to PC. The subscription service will offer PC players the opportunity to play over 100 games for a single price. Now, Paradox Interactive has announced that titles from the publisher will become available for the new service.
Announced via a blog post on its website, Paradox Interactive stated that the publisher will be joining forces with Xbox Game Pass to bring both new releases and classic titles to PC. What I found most interesting is that they stated that titles from the publisher will be included on day one when the subscription service launches.
I know that Cities: Skylines, a game published by Paradox Interactive, is already a member of Xbox Game Pass, so, it is not too surprising to see it and other titles from the company making its way to the PC service.
I have long been a hype man for Xbox Game Pass. In my opinion, it is the best deal in gaming right now. Getting every first party Xbox title day one, along with other big-time games that are always coming to the service for $10 a month is a steal. But, if you are like me, there are always ways to cheese the system. You can always find discounted sixth month passes on Amazon or eBay. I think I tacked on 6 more months to my subscription for only $30 dollars. If you are running a little low on money, there are other ways to get into the best deal in games at a cheaper entry point.
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