We have Game Pass on the PC, Game Pass on the Xbox itself and then Game Pass Ultimate (Ultimate including both PC, Xbox, Xbox Gold and Cloud gaming along with EA Play). Game Pass has multiple levels of entry, depending on your format essentially.
So it’s time to look at Game Pass vs PS Now. That being said, the sheer value that Game Pass provides is unmatched. I’ll be honest here, I do prefer Sony exclusives over Microsoft’s offering. Indeed they do, however the problem is that by comparison, it’s just not on the same level and the perception of it is quite poor. When are Sony going to do something that competes with Game Pass? I can hear you guys now saying “ Sony have PS Now“. The idea that Sony might be gearing up for a subscription gaming overhaul may also explain the arguably lacklustre offerings on PlayStation Plus in recent months, with December 2021’s selection including only a cut-down version of PS5 game Godfall.I’m back with another lets talk piece! I know you guys love them and I had another thought, which in all honesty has crossed my mind a few times. If rumours of “Spartacus” do prove true, it could be the most prominent shake-up players have seen from Sony’s digital service offerings in years. Similar annual discounts are also available. An £8.99 monthly option for PS Now currently shows “not available for purchase” on the UK PlayStation Store.Ĭonversely, Xbox Game Pass costs £7.99 per month for either the console or PC plan, or £10.99 monthly for the Ultimate package that includes console, PC, Xbox Live Gold, and EA Play. At present, there’s no rumoured price point for “Spartacus” at any tier, and Sony’s pricing on this still-hypothetical new service would be critical to it winning back some ground on the gaming subscription front.Ĭurrently, PlayStation Plus costs £6.99 per month, or £49.99 per year, while PlayStation Now costs £22.99 per three months or also £49.99 per year.
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