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Microsoft Expands PC Game Pass to 40 New Countries

With hundreds of high-quality games and new titles added regularly, players in 40 new countries can now subscribe to PC Game Pass for €9.99 per month.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Microsoft has announced that it has expanded the availability of its popular PC Game Pass subscription service to 40 new countries, bringing the total number of countries where the service is available to 86.

With this expansion, more players worldwide can now enjoy the vast collection of high-quality games that PC Game Pass has to offer on their computers with Windows 10/11 (version 22H1 or higher) and the Xbox app for €9.99 per month, with the option to cancel the subscription at any time.

In addition to the existing catalog, PC Game Pass subscribers can enjoy new titles added to the service on the same day as their launch, as well as a subscription to EA Play that provides access to games like FIFA 22.

To celebrate the launch of the service in these new markets, Microsoft is offering a limited-time special offer for the first three months to new subscribers.

In addition, those who were part of the Insider program will receive an extra two months of subscription for free as a token of appreciation for shaping the experience and being early adopters of PC Game Pass in their respective countries.

The 40 new countries where PC Game Pass is now available include Albania, Algeria, Bahrain, Bolivia, Bosnia y Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Estonia, Georgia, Guatemala, Honduras, Iceland, Kuwait, Latvia, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldavia, Montenegro, Morocco, Nicaragua, North Macedonia, Oman, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Qatar, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Tunisia, Ukraine, and Uruguay.

PC Game Pass already offers access to hundreds of games from Xbox Games Studio, Bethesda, and other studios. Additionally, the service provides a subscription to EA Play, which includes benefits from Riot Games such as League of Legends or Valorant.

In April 2023, PC Game Pass will release its first games, including Minecraft Legends (April 18), Redfall (May 2), and Starfield (September 6), further expanding its collection of available titles.

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Benefits of PC Game Pass

With the expansion of PC Game Pass to 40 new countries, players worldwide can now enjoy the numerous benefits of the subscription service.

With hundreds of high-quality games available and new titles added regularly, PC Game Pass provides a cost-effective and convenient way for gamers to access their favorite games on their computers.

In addition, the service offers a subscription to EA Play, which includes popular games like FIFA 22, as well as benefits from Riot Games such as League of Legends or Valorant.

Moreover, with PC Game Pass, subscribers can enjoy new titles on the same day as their launch, giving them early access to highly anticipated games.

The service also offers a range of exclusive discounts on games and game-related content, making it an attractive option for gamers looking to save money.

And with the option to cancel the subscription at any time, PC Game Pass provides gamers with the flexibility to choose how and when they want to access their favorite games.

Overall, the expansion of PC Game Pass to 40 new countries is a significant milestone for Microsoft, as it further expands the service’s reach and provides more gamers worldwide with access to high-quality games at an affordable price.

With new titles added regularly and exciting games like Minecraft Legends, Redfall, and Starfield set to release in the coming months, there has never been a better time to subscribe to PC Game Pass.

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