The company is also launching a 6-month Xbox Game Pass card through GameStop and other retailers on March 20th, when it will sell for $60. So long as you're paying that monthly fee, that blockbuster title won't cost you extra or require a months-long wait. Sea of Thieves will be one of the first when it launches on March 20th, and this should also include the long-delayed Crackdown 3 as well as future games in franchises like Halo and Gears of War. You'll have a better reason to subscribe going forward, though: Microsoft has promised to add all of its in-house Xbox One exclusives to Game Pass the moment they're available. While there have been a few recent hits, it frequently comes across as a clearinghouse for games whose best days are over. To date, the Xbox Game Pass has been a tricky value proposition.
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