Xbox Game Pass continues to impress in 2025, and April’s additions are among the strongest yet. Subscribers have been treated to a mix of classic remasters, high-scoring new titles, and beloved blockbusters—making it a great time to be on the service.



The big headline early in the month was Grand Theft Auto 5 returning to Game Pass. As fans gear up for GTA 6, the return of this modern classic is a great way to relive the chaos of Los Santos. With its deep single-player campaign and still-thriving online component, it’s a powerful draw for the service.



Later in the month, The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered made a surprise appearance, bringing with it high-resolution graphics, smoother gameplay, and renewed excitement for one of Bethesda’s most iconic titles. The remaster retains everything fans loved about the original while updating it for a modern audience.



Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, launching April 24, adds even more firepower. With a critically acclaimed 92 Metacritic rating, this turn-based RPG is quickly becoming a fan favorite for its unique art style and tactical depth. Game Pass subscribers get to enjoy it from day one—something that shows how much the service prioritizes day-one value.



Meanwhile, Blue Prince, a cerebral puzzle game with a mysterious atmosphere, joined the lineup earlier in the month. Its reception has been overwhelmingly positive, and it adds a thoughtful, slower-paced option for those looking to wind down between blockbuster sessions.



Not ready for the full Ultimate tier? The XGPS Membership Accounts for Sale option still provides access to a rich library of titles at a lower cost—ideal for casual players or newcomers to the platform.



Xbox Game Pass continues to evolve and expand in 2025. With Doom: The Dark Ages coming in May and major announcements expected in June, the subscription’s value keeps climbing. If this trend holds, Xbox Game Pass could be looking at its strongest year yet.