These are just the cream of the crop from September and October alone. Not to mention the rest of the heavy hitters from every other gaming platform like Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Alan Wake 2, Counter-Strike 2, Baldur's Gate 3, The Crew Motorfest (also available on Ubisoft+), Mortal Kombat 1, Cyberpunk: Phantom Liberty, Lords of the Fallen, and Super Mario Bros. Remember, Starfield lands on Game Pass on September 6, Lies of P on September 19, and Forza Motorsport on October 10. The odds are that the game will be up for at least three months, maybe even six, but seeing as an entire slew of games is coming right for us from September, you might not have the time for it. If you ever wanted to play GTA V on Xbox, you might want to hurry up because it won't stick around forever. But while the console people can rejoice, the PC Game Pass users have been skipped over this time. It sure would be nice for Game Pass on Xbox to have 1:1 parity with PC one day.

GTA V has decided to come to Xbox Game Pass, which is great news for subs.

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