Microsoft is reportedly planning a substantial overhaul of its Xbox Game Pass subscription service, one that would shift the offering toward a more modular, customizable structure. According to multiple outlets citing a Fortune profile of Xbox CEO Asha Sharma, the revamp would allow subscribers to choose specific features rather than accepting a fixed bundle.
The reported changes have been described as an à la carte system, meaning subscribers could potentially pay only for the components of Game Pass they actually want to use. Details on what those individual options might include, or what the pricing structure would look like, have not been made public.
The report appears to originate from a profile piece on Sharma, who leads Xbox, though the specifics of what she disclosed or confirmed in that interview have not been detailed in available summaries. Coverage of the report has spread across several gaming and technology outlets, including Kotaku, TechPowerUp, TweakTown, and Insider Gaming, in addition to IGN.
Microsoft has not made an official announcement about any changes to Game Pass pricing or structure. No timeline for the reported overhaul has been shared publicly.
