Xbox is reportedly preparing a major overhaul of its Game Pass subscription service, shifting it toward an “à la carte” model where players can choose which features they want. Multiple outlets cite reporting from Fortune and describe the proposed changes as a move to make Game Pass more flexible by restructuring what subscribers receive.
According to the accounts, the plan could include tiered options and selectable components such as cloud gaming, multiplayer, and add-ons for console-only games. The reporting also references a broader series of Game Pass adjustments in recent months, including earlier rumors and changes tied to ads, different service tiers, and the treatment of new releases.
Some outlets focus mainly on the headline “à la carte” framework, while others add more surrounding context from the same broader reporting, including prior Game Pass rumor trends and mentions of additional business moves by Xbox CEO Asha Sharma. The common thread across coverage is that Fortune’s profile frames Game Pass as part of a wider strategy reset, with a new structure potentially rolling out as part of upcoming changes.
