Xbox plans to launch its four games on other well-known platforms

In the announcement, brand leaders revealed plans to bring Xbox games to more platforms, including PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, both of which have many more users than Xbox. There are currently no plans to offer Game Pass on Sony or Nintendo platforms. Expansion to other platforms opens up opportunities for future investment in the development of these Xbox titles. The first Activision Blizzard game on Xbox Game Pass will be Diablo IV, which will be released on 28 March.

Game Pass allows players to pay a monthly fee to Microsoft for unlimited access to an evolving library of games they can play on their consoles or PCs. Representatives of the company declare that they "continue to provide players with the most reliable and convenient services such as backwards compatibility, cross-play and more. This step confirms Xbox's commitment to expanding its industry geographically, enabling more potential customers to enjoy their games, far beyond the console ecosystem.

New games on Xbox:

• Senua's Saga: Hellblade II;
• Indiana Jones and the Great Circle;
• Avowed;
• Ara: History Untold;
• Towerborne;
• Diablo IV.

Source: Xbox