Xbox Game Pass Ultimate deal cuts three months to $39 at Eneba
Eneba is selling a three-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate digital code for $39.01, below the $69 value reported by The Verge.
By Maya Lindqvist · Senior Technology Correspondent
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A new Xbox Game Pass Ultimate deal is offering three months of Microsoft’s top gaming subscription for $39.01 through Eneba, according to The Verge. The discount matters for players weighing Game Pass against buying individual releases, especially with Halo: Campaign Evolved due on Xbox and PC on July 28.
The Verge reported that the three-month digital code is valued at $69, putting the Eneba listing at about 43% off. The listed price was $39.01 when The Verge published its report.
Microsoft recently lowered the monthly price of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate from $29.99 to $22.99, according to The Verge. Even at the lower monthly rate, the three-month code undercuts the regular cost for the same span of service.
What does Xbox Game Pass Ultimate include?
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate gives subscribers access to the full Game Pass library on Xbox, including Microsoft first-party games and online multiplayer access, according to The Verge. The Ultimate tier is broader than Game Pass Premium, which The Verge described as offering a more limited selection.
PC players also get access to Microsoft’s Game Pass catalog through the Xbox app. The Verge noted that the games available on PC and console are not identical, so subscribers should expect some differences between platforms.
Why the timing matters for Halo players
The discount arrives just before Halo: Campaign Evolved, which The Verge said launches July 28 on Xbox and PC. The game is included through the subscription, so players who want to try it at launch can use Game Pass Ultimate rather than paying the separate $49.99 purchase price cited by The Verge.
That math is the main appeal of the offer. A three-month subscription at the reported Eneba price costs less than buying Halo: Campaign Evolved outright, while also opening access to other games in the Game Pass library during the subscription period.
The deal is for a digital code sold by Eneba, not a direct recurring subscription discount from Microsoft. As with any third-party deal, the key details are the region, platform compatibility and final checkout price before buying.
How much is the discount?
The Verge listed the offer at $39.01 for three months, compared with a stated $69 value. That works out to a 43% discount on the three-month code.
Prices on digital codes can change, and deal availability can shift without notice. The Verge’s reported figure applies to the listing price at the time its report was published.
This story draws on original reporting from The Verge.