Xbox and Discord officially partner up for Game Pass!

Discord subscribers with Discord Nitro now get Xbox Game Pass benefits because Discord and Xbox are now partners, it has officially been confirmed.

This partnership between Discord and Xbox has officially been confirmed! Their goal with this is connecting the PC and Xbox gaming ecosystems, and that is the entire focus. Microsoft obviously wants to push Xbox Game Pass to an even bigger audience.

With this partnership, selected Discord Nitro users get a trial for Xbox Game Pass. The promotion is time-limited, and the goal is to get more people to try the Xbox ecosystem. A classic "try it and stay subscribed" move.

This is very important because Discord is basically the main voice chat and app for gamers around the world. That is why Xbox has been trying for a very long time to expand Game Pass domination, and this partnership connects two massive gaming platforms, (Discord and Xbox).
Microsoft is more and more turning Xbox Game Pass into the Netflix of gaming.

Xbox is currently AGGRESSIVELY expanding Game Pass, buying major studios, and pushing cloud and PC gaming. While Discord, on the other hand, has a massive PC gaming community, making it the perfect platform for promoting multiplayer games! That is why this partnership makes a lot of sense when you look at it deeper.

A great promotion for both brands, Xbox gets new potential subscribers - and Discord users get an extra benefit.

If Microsoft continues at this pace, Game Pass will become more and more present outside of the Xbox console itself.

The Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service offered by Xbox as part of the latter's ecosystem. Launched on June 1, 2017, the service allows users to download and play video games via video game consoles, Microsoft Windows, Android, iOS, iPadOS, web browsers, smart televisions, and cloud. Game Pass contains a rotating library of games, with the games remaining accessible as long as the user has an active subscription. Game Pass subscribers also receive discounts on purchases of games from the service's library and their respective downloadable content