Microsoft is changing the structure of Xbox cloud gaming by introducing time limits starting in November. Xbox Game Pass plans will now offer a specific number of cloud-gaming hours, and players exceeding that limit will need to pay extra to continue using the service. While details on the exact allowances and additional costs are not yet available, the impact will vary based on individual usage. Casual users may not notice a difference, but frequent players who rely on cloud gaming could incur additional charges. This adjustment affects those streaming games on lower-end devices via Game Pass. Further details are still awaited.
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Microsoft Introduces Hourly Limits and Additional Fees for Cloud Gaming on Game Pass