Microsoft has a slight edge in terms of the speed at which its exclusives are pulled into its subscription, with fan favourites like Halo Infinite and Forza Horizon 5 being made available to subscribers on launch day. Do note that the former’s library has a lot of fillers, with a bunch of games carried forward from the PS1, PS2, and the PS3, over to PS4 and PS5 as part of the Ubisoft+ Classics and Classics Catalogue. PlayStation Plus’s library is easily the larger of the two with over 700 games while the Game Pass’s catalogue is almost half the size, with over 300 games. Xbox Game Pass on console and PC starts at Rs 349 PlayStation Plus vs Xbox Game Pass: Game Library Subscribers on all tiers get access to “hundreds of high-quality games,” Xbox Game Studios titles the same day as release, and online multiplayer. The subscription is divided into three tiers again, namely Game Pass for Console, Game Pass for PC, and Game Pass Ultimate, although only two of these are for consoles. On Windows PCs, it’s called PC Game Pass and has its own catalogue of PC games. Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass was launched back in 2017 and is available on Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. While the Essential tier is more or less the same as the older PlayStation Plus subscription and offers a couple of new games every month, Extra and Deluxe unlock PlayStation’s extensive “Game Catalogue.” PlayStation Plus starts at Rs 499 for the Essential tier What is Xbox Game Pass?
With the overhaul this year in June, PlayStation Plus started offering Essential, Extra, and Deluxe tiers on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. So today we stack the two services against each other to help you decide where you should put your money. That doesn’t mean they’re impossible to tell apart, though, with several differences that can turn out to be the ultimate reason for you to pick one over the other. Both are now virtually two sides of the same coin, with similar prices and catalogues of games so large you’d take years to explore it all.
Sony recently gave its PlayStation Plus subscription a massive overhaul, merging it with PlayStation Now and splitting it into multiple tiers spread across price points.
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