But what do you play when you have so many options?
With that number of games, I wouldnt blame you for not knowing where to begin.
Its easy for me to say Theres something for everyone, and sound confident.
Dont worry Ive got you.
It’s free, every week, in your inbox.
Ill also include games for both PC and console, and specifying which is which.
Luckily both are represented in the Game Pass Haloin the form of theMaster Chief Collection.
If youre on console, you should have access to essentially all of theGearsgames, including the recentGears 5.
As for shooters outside Microsofts wheelhouse, I cant recommend the first twoMetrogames enough the first in particular.
If you like RPGs
Game Pass has a decent variety of kinds of RPGs.
If you want a 2D real-time hybrid, you could playIndivisible, a personal favorite of mine.
If your tastes skew more towards JRPGs, the library includes a fewFinal Fantasytitles, such as the originalFFVIIandFFXV.
If youre a console player, you also have access to the entireKingdom Heartsseries.
If you like strategy
Game Pass players have a few strategy options, including the excellentBattletechon PC.
Both consoles also have the first twoWastelandgames.
If you like platformers
Good, old platformers giving us the best gaming memories since 19-whatever.
Game Pass has a few options, though I have a particular soft spot for theOrigames.
If youre in the mood for something a little more slow-paced, I can recommend the beautifulGrison PC.
Luckily, as a thalassophobe, I can listSubnauticahere instead.
The other big survival game available on both PC and console isARK: Survival Evolved.
If you want something a little more lighthearted, theres alsoOvercooked 2.
On the contrary, I wholeheartedly endorse the story of theYakuzagames orOrior… well, any of them.
And if youve not yet playedHellblade: Senuas Sacrifice you should, full stop.
Hopefully youll have enough information to find a game on Game Pass youll enjoy.
Story byRachel Kaser
Rachel is a writer and former game critic from Central Texas.
She enjoys gaming, writing mystery stories, streaming on Twitch, and horseback riding.
Check her Twitter for curmudgeonly criticisms.
