What is the name of Microsoft's gaming subscription service?

Microsoft's gaming subscription service is Xbox Game Pass.

Xbox Game Pass launched on June 1, 2017, as a way for players to access a rotating library of downloadable games for a recurring fee. Instead of buying every title individually, subscribers can install and play games while they remain in the catalog and while their subscription is active. The service is part of Microsoft's Xbox ecosystem and expanded beyond Xbox consoles to Windows PCs and cloud gaming.

The catalog includes games from Xbox Game Studios and other publishers. Major Microsoft-owned properties, including franchises from Bethesda and Activision Blizzard, have also become part of the wider Game Pass offering. Subscribers commonly receive discounts on games and downloadable content included in the service.

A frequent mix-up is confusing Xbox Game Pass with EA Play, which is operated by Electronic Arts, or PlayStation Plus, Sony's competing subscription family. PC Game Pass is the Windows-focused version, while Xbox Game Pass plans and Game Pass Ultimate provide different combinations of console, PC, online, and cloud benefits.