Is Need For Speed Unbound on Game Pass?

Do you want to know is Need For Speed Unbound on Game Pass? Here is how you can indeed play using the service on both console and PC.

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Is Need For Speed Unbound on Game Pass? EA games on the service have become almost guaranteed at this point thanks to Microsoft’s partnership with EA Play allowing Ultimate subscribers to play a library of games from the publisher. But, when is Criterion’s latest game making its way to the service.

Thanks to Need For Speed Unbound crossplay you can play with your friends as you race around in the best cars in Need For Speed Unbound. Below, you can find out everything you need to know about the game on the service and how you can play after the latest content update.

Is Need For Speed Unbound on Game Pass?

Need For Speed Unbound will be available on Game Pass from June 22, 2023. The game will finally launch onto the service as a part of the Xbox Game Pass June 2023 games lineup. 

Most if not all EA games tend to release on Game Pass around 6-12 months after their release, so seeing the game arrive in late June isn’t a big surprise. Hopefully, here it will find a bigger audience as our Deputy Editor Jamie Hore enjoyed it in our Need For Speed Unbound review.

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That covers everything you need to know about Need For Speed Unbound on Game Pass. If you are looking for a brief of what to expect, check out our rundown of Need For Speed Unbound multiplayer and the unique Need For Speed Unbound cartoon effects.

Echo Apsey is a writer with five years of experience covering the PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, as well as the best games and franchises. You'll find plenty of guides on Call of Duty, XDefiant, Spider-Man 2, Starfield, Mortal Kombat 1, and more. Additionally, they regularly update The Loadout's PS Plus and Xbox Game Pass games lists. You can also find reviews and features on games and console hardware. In their time writing, they have attended industry events like Gamescom and WASD. Additionally, they have conducted interviews with the teams behind Lords of the Fallen, Blue Protocol, Dying Light 2, and more since beginning their writing journey at university.