The Best Multiplayer Games on Xbox Game Pass
If you have a subscription for the Xbox Game Pass on your Xbox One, you've got tons of great multiplayer titles right at your fingertips. Let's take a look at the best multiplayer games available on Xbox Game Pass, including games like Sea of Thieves and Halo and AAA titles like Injustice: Gods Among Us that let you beat down your pals whether they play as Batman, Superman, or anyone else in-between.
Multiplayer games can consist of you and a buddy sitting on the couch staring at the same screen all the way up to dozens of players vying for a trophy as the top player on a huge battlefield. Whatever your preference, there's a multiplayer game for you on Xbox Game Pass. Games like Halo: The Master Chief Collection feature nearly all of the games in the Halo franchise, each with its own unique take on multiplayer gameplay. If you don't want to run around shooting your friends, you can always put on a classic NeoGeo title like Metal Slug 3, which lets you run around with your friends shooting everything else that moves in a fun side-scrolling manner.
Vote up the Xbox Game Pass multiplayer games you'd most want other gamers to check out, or simply use this list as a recommendation guide for what to play next!
- Genres (Video game): First-person shooter
Donning the iconic Mjolnir armor, players blast through alien hordes and unravel interstellar intrigue in Halo: The Master Chief Collection’s legendary story-driven campaigns. Combining innovative FPS gameplay mechanics with fast-paced multiplayer action, this epic compilation left an indelible mark on the gaming cosmos, introducing the world to its savior: the Master Chief.
- 2018
- Genres (Video game): Action-adventure
Arrgh matey! In Sea of Thieves, players adventure across vast oceans as a cunning pirate, navigating treacherous waters in search of buried treasure and epic stories. Unleashing their inner buccaneer through thrilling ship-to-ship combat, exploration, and cheeky teamwork with friends, this game made waves through gaming communities, turning even the saltiest of seadogs into “Yarrr!”-chanting outlaws.
- 2018
- Genres (Video game): Racing
Rev your engines and brace for breathtaking speed in Forza Horizon 4, an open-world racing game that roars through the picturesque British countryside. Offering exhilarating gameplay with a huge roster of sporty whips, this title leaves its competitors in the dust, carving out a daring legacy in the hearts of adrenaline junkies everywhere.
- 2017
- Genres (Video game): platform-puzzle
As a wobbly, noodle-limbed humanoid, players navigate a series of physics-based puzzles in the dreamlike world of Human: Fall Flat. Hilarity ensues as players grapple, push, and stumble their way to victory, often teaming up with friends for some uproarious cooperative action. This quirky indie title captured the hearts of gamers everywhere, proving that sometimes, falling flat on your face can be the most entertaining adventure.
- 2015
- Genres (Video game): Sports
Buckle up for vehicular mayhem in Rocket League, where rocket-powered cars collide, clash, and score thrilling goals in epic, high-flying soccer matches. The blissful marriage of sports and automotive carnage redefined multiplayer action, propelling the game into the gaming hall of fame and spawning countless high-octane fanatics.
- 2011
- Genres (Video game): Open world, Action game, Sandbox
Time to punch trees and build dreams in Minecraft's blocky wonderland, where players unleash their unbridled creativity by crafting stunning structures and forging incredible stories. A cultural phenomenon that revolutionized gaming, Minecraft's simple-yet-sophisticated gameplay cemented its status as a true legend, inspiring a generation of gamers to think outside the (voxel-based) box.