With their different approaches, Xbox Game Pass and GeForce Now are two of the most exciting subscription services in the gaming world currently. So what would you assume if the two services were connected in some way?

Xbox Game Pass, as you already know, offers unlimited access to a selection of games, in a catalog that is constantly renewed. The service consists of three different modalities: Game Pass, which offers a selection of Xbox games; Game Pass for PC, which, as its name suggests, does the same but for gamers who prefer PC; and Game Pass Ultimate, which combines the titles of the two previous plans, the Xbox Cloud gaming platform and other benefits. In addition, Microsoft has been testing a shared subscription plan for some time, although at the moment there is still no date for its arrival in Spain.

GeForce Now offers its subscribers a high performance cloud gaming platform on the growing selection of games they have purchased from leading digital stores. It also has three subscription levels: free, which allows all players who want to enjoy a basic but fully functional version of the service; priority, which offers immediate access to the platform and access to advanced graphics settings; and GeForce Now RTX 4080, which provides a graphics experience similar to what we would get from a top-of-the-line PC of the latest generation.

So, in short, Xbox Game Pass for PC offers us a wide selection of games, in a really varied offer and with a considerable number of day one releases (you can see some of the upcoming titles that will be added to the platform in the Xbox Showcase 2023 Summary that we published yesterday), and GeForce Now offers us a platform that allows us to enjoy our games on any device compatible with the services.

So the combination of what would result from the combination of the two is obvious, isn’t it? With GeForce Now, you’ll be able to play our Game Pass titles on any device. Well, it is no longer necessary to imagine it, because according to Mrlet’s listen read on Xbox Wire, Xbox Game Pass for PC subscribers will be able to play a selection from the catalog on GeForce Now:

«Today we shared that Game Pass members will soon be able to stream select PC games from the library through Nvidia GeForce NOW. This will make the PC Game Pass catalog playable on any device that GeForce NOW streams to, such as low-spec PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, mobile devices, TVs, and more, and we’ll be launching this feature in the coming months.»

The deployment of this new option, which is the result of a collaboration signed between Microsoft and NVIDIA a few months ago, will take place “in the coming months” and, of course, we still do not know what the approximate share of the Xbox Game Pass for PC catalog is. Coming to GeForce Now. However, we can expect it to be plentiful enough to make this option worthwhile. particularly attractive to users of both platforms.