Xbox Game Pass in Greece: Why the Cloud Gaming service remains unavailable
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Greek users of the Xbox Game Pass service are facing limitations regarding the features offered by Microsoft's platform in our country. Despite the fact that subscribers pay regularly for the service's packages, the Cloud Gaming feature is still not available to the Greek public.
Microsoft's subscription service is available in Greece in three different tiers: Essential at 8.99 euros, Premium at 12.99 euros, and Ultimate, which costs 20.99 euros per month. However, even users who choose the most expensive package, Ultimate, do not have access to the ability to play via the cloud.
Cloud Gaming allows players to enjoy high-quality titles directly over the internet, without needing to download them to their device or own an expensive console. The absence of this feature in Greece raises questions among consumers, as the service is available in many other European countries.
So far, the company has not officially announced a timeline for the expansion of the Cloud Gaming service into the Greek market. Users in Greece remain on standby, as the full Xbox Game Pass experience, as it is shaped internationally, has not yet reached our country.
Sources: Techblog
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