Microsoft is set to launch Xbox Game Pass Core to Xbox insiders this week, providing beta testers who currently subscribe to Xbox Live Gold with early access to the new program. This means that those in the Alpha and Alpha Skip-Ahead rings will be able to enjoy Xbox Game Pass Core, although the full library of games will not be available just yet. Nonetheless, Xbox insiders can look forward to playing games like Doom Eternal, Pyschonauts 2, and State of Decay 2.
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Last month, Microsoft announced its plans to phase out Xbox Live Gold in favor of Xbox Game Pass Core, with the official launch scheduled for September 14. Subscribers of Xbox Live Gold will seamlessly transition to the new plan, as it will be priced the same. Xbox Game Pass Core will be required, just like Live, for online multiplayer access. As a result, Games with Gold will be discontinued at the end of this month and replaced by a collection of over 25 games, including titles like Blue Fire and Inertial Drift.
Furthermore, Microsoft has unveiled the first wave of Xbox Game Pass titles for August, which includes standout games such as A Short Hike, Limbo, and Broforce Forever. Our editors have independently selected the products mentioned here, and GameSpot may receive a portion of the revenue if you choose to make a purchase through our site.
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