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Xbox adds paid cloud gaming outside Game Pass
Xbox is testing a paid cloud gaming option for players without Game Pass subscriptions, ahead of new time limits for existing subscribers.
In brief
Xbox is testing a paid cloud gaming option for players without Game Pass subscriptions, ahead of new time limits for existing subscribers. Xbox is previewing paid cloud gaming for non-subscribers in its Insider program, with pricing from four dollars for ten hours to twelve dollars for fifty hours, before applying…
Xbox tests paid cloud gaming
Xbox is rolling out early previews of paid cloud gaming for Xbox Insider program members without Game Pass subscriptions. The company is preparing for changes coming in November.
Three pricing tiers for cloud hours
Players can purchase cloud gaming in blocks of ten hours for four dollars, twenty five hours for eight dollars, or fifty hours for twelve dollars. These are introductory launch prices.
Game Pass subscribers face new limits
Starting in November, Game Pass subscribers will face time limits of five to fifteen hours per month for cloud streaming. Those exceeding limits will need to purchase additional playtime.
At a glance
Xbox is previewing paid cloud gaming for non-subscribers in its Insider program, with pricing from four dollars for ten hours to twelve dollars for fifty hours, before applying time limits to Game Pass subscribers in November.
