Xbox Game Pass Ultimate: Score 13 Months For Just £75 With This New Trick
Here's a new trick on how to get 13 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for just £75 (equivalent to £5.76/month), and no VPN required.
If you're out of Game Pass Ultimate, or thinking about jumping in for the first time, there's a clever way to get back on board without paying the full £14.99 a month, and save up to £120 a year.
If you need a little help getting started, here's a further in-depth step-by-step guide on how to secure this brand-new deal and not overlook any of the key steps.
To start, you’ll need to purchase three 12-month EA Play subscription codes, which are currently available on Amazon UK for £19.99 each.
It’s important to buy these one at a time in separate orders, as Amazon may occasionally block multiple digital code purchases placed in a single transaction. Once you have the codes, head over to Microsoft’s official redemption page and enter each one. This will load your account with 36 months of EA Play. From there, visit the Game Pass Ultimate product page at the Xbox website and purchase a one-month subscription for £14.99. Microsoft will immediately convert the 36 months of EA Play into 12 months of Game Pass Ultimate (ratio of 3:1), and the one-month upgrade itself adds an extra month, bringing the total to 13 months of Ultimate access. All in, you’ll pay £59.97 for EA Play and £14.99 for the upgrade, totalling £74.96. So just by stacking a few EA Play codes and triggering Microsoft’s conversion system, you can score 13 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for the equivlent of ~£5.76 per month, and access major titles like Doom: The Dark Ages, Oblivion Remastered, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and much more. Considering a full-price 13-month subscription would normally run nearly £195, this workaround creates a bargain that’s almost too massive to pass up. So tell your friends! Note: This only works if you don't have an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription. So ensure you don't have anything left on your membership before proceeding. Ben Williams – IGN freelance contributor with over 10 years of experience covering gaming, tech, film, TV, and anime. Follow him on Twitter/X @BenLevelTen. Includes contributions by Robert Anderson. Credit to merb0786 at HotUKDeals for finding this offer.
