Start the new year right with the PC Game Pass, a monthly subscription service that offers a vast library of games, including iconic Bethesda titles and the latest day-one releases from Xbox Game Studios. The selection of games is regularly updated with fresh and exciting options, with a mix of blockbusters and indie gem titles being introduced every month.

In Malaysia, PC Game Pass is currently available for purchase at a monthly fee of RM15.00. However, for new subscribers, there is an exciting introductory offer available. They will be able to enjoy a trial period, lasting 14 days, valued at RM5.00. This trial opportunity provides newcomers with the chance to explore the vast collection of games featured on the platform. For more information, visit the official website.

Before you begin your journey on the PC Game Pass, check out our curated list of the best 10 titles that you can play on the platform. These games have been selected based on their popularity among players and their overall quality and gameplay experience. Long story short, you’ll have a blast with the following, and for free to boot!

10. Halo Infinite

Halo Infinite was developed by 343 Industries and published by Xbox Game Studios. It is the sixth main entry in the renowned Halo series, following the release of Halo 5: Guardians. The Halo franchise has consistently proven to be a pillar of the first-person shooter genre, solidifying its position as a staple for Xbox consoles. Halo Infinite upholds this legacy, providing players with a single-player campaign experience and a free-to-access multiplayer experience.

The game invites players to once again assume the role of the renowned Master Chief, this time facing off against the formidable Banished, an alien enemy faction. Set on the expansive Zeta Halo, Halo Infinite provides a captivating open-world experience, allowing players to explore and engage with diverse combat scenarios. The inclusion of vehicles and an array of weaponry, along with the innovative Grappleshot tool, gives players unprecedented opportunities for strategic thinking.

9. Rollerdrome

Rollerdrome is simply a Tony Hawk-branded extreme sports game but with rollerblades and guns. Players take on the role of Kara Hassan, a skilled rollerblader and gunfighter, as they navigate through various courses. The goal is to survive and outmanoeuvre enemies, while also utilizing their guns to permanently eliminate them. The game features several courses for players to explore, each with its unique challenges.

In the game, players can unlock various weapons, such as dual pistols, shotguns, laser snipers, and grenade launchers, which can be used to kill enemies in style. Plus, the game’s presentation is designed to lock you into the thrill of the titular bloodsport, from the clean, cel-shaded art style to the pumping synth soundtrack.

8. Roboquest

Roboquest is a dynamic first-person shooter game that combines elements of roguelite mechanics. It offers both single-player and two-player co-op gameplay, allowing players to team up with a “brobot” partner and confront formidable enemies together. Throughout the game, players have the opportunity to acquire a diverse arsenal of handcrafted weapons and unlock unique upgrades to enhance their abilities.

To stay relevant and formidable as guardians, players must discover powerful synergies that enable them to effectively utilize their arsenal. The game offers numerous opportunities to upgrade both their characters and playstyle as they progress further in their runs. By upgrading their base, players can gain permanent upgrades that enhance their overall performance and capabilities. Roboquest takes players on an exhilarating journey through canyons, energy factories, and sci-fi cities, providing them with the chance to customize their characters and unleash their full potential.

If you’re looking into dipping your toe into the Souls/Roguelike genres, we strongly recommend giving Roboquest a look.

7. Against The Storm

Developed by Eremite Games, Against the Storm is a survival city-builder that stands out from the rest by embracing chaos but maintaining a perfect balance. It evolves alongside you as you adapt and learn, ensuring that your experience is always fresh and unpredictable. The game’s concept of a roguelike city-building can sometimes feel repetitive, but Against the Storm manages to sidestep these concerns by offering an endlessly deep gameplay experience.

Each city that you construct serves as a settlement that exists on the map for future cities. A crucial purpose by serve as a source of supplies and materials to be sent back to the sheltered capital. This is necessary, as nature’s forces will eventually cleanse the outside world, eradicating everything in its path. This includes even the cities you had built previously. However, in a unique roguelite fashion, the resources you bring back and the queen’s orders will empower your future attempts at city-building.

Even the Queen’s wrath proved to be no match as we delved deep into this addictive game that provided us with over 300 hours of gameplay enjoyment. Find out more on our review here.

6. Remnant II

Remnant II is the sequel to Remnant: From the Ashes, and it continues the thrilling adventure of surviving against new and formidable foes. As players, your mission is to eradicate the Root infestation that threatens the world’s stability. Whether you embark on this journey alone or with a co-op group of up to three players, your task will be to explore the depths of the unknown and put an end to the infestation. Along the way, you will search for valuable gear, gather resources, and challenge against immense bosses.

Moreover, it is not merely your objective to eliminate everything that appears on your display. The game presents players with branching quest lines, augments, and crafting challenges to test their resolve. The dungeons and areas you encounter are generated dynamically, ensuring that each playthrough offers a unique experience. The difficulty level is high, but players will be rewarded for their perseverance as they overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. Throughout your journey, you will encounter various stories that are woven into different worlds, compelling you to explore and revisit areas multiple times.

If you dare to venture into the dark forsaken world, find out more here.

5. Lies Of P

Lies of P puts a new spin on the classic tale of Pinocchio, where players take on the role of a puppet armed with a weapon and embark on a perilous journey to find his master in an infested city. The game sets the stage in the city of Krat, where Pinocchio sets off to find his father Geppeto while encountering unspeakable horrors on the streets. Despite his desire to be human, Pinocchio discovers that trust is scarce, lies hold the key to his transformation, and he must utilize his doll-like body to survive the terrors of a treacherous world.

What sets Lies of P apart from other Souls-like games is its innovative weapon-making system, which allows you to craft the perfect tool for the job. Additionally, the game features a customizable body system that allows you to fully utilize Pinocchio’s mechanized frame.

4. Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name

A spinoff title from the Yakuza series, Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, introduces the return of hero Kazuma Kiryu. Players take on the role of Kiryu, who faked his death and forced himself out of the picture. He became an operative of the secretive Daidoji Faction, which seemingly wields control over Japan from behind the scenes. Under the codename Agent Joryu, Kiryu finds himself once again entangled in the chaotic world of the yakuza, as the Omi Alliance discovers he is still alive and abducts his partner.

The game returns to the series’ signature action-brawler style. Like any of its previous instalments, players will be able to switch between different fighting styles in combat. However, this time around, only two options are available: Yakuza and Agent.

If you’re feeling tired from all the smashing and ballbusting, Like a Dragon Gaiden offers a variety of wacky activities, including karaoke, pocket circuit racing, cabaret club, golf, pool, and classic arcade games that are sure to keep you entertained.

Find out more on our review of the game here.

3. Forza Motorsport

Forza Motorsport is the latest instalment to the Forza franchise, the reboot of the first Forza Motorsport. Developer Turn 10 Studios aims to create the most realistic racing game there is, in every aspect possible. Everything you do from accelerating, corning and braking, even when you crash, it’ll be like you’re watching, hearing and feeling the real thing.

There are over 100 new cars to the franchise to add to the total of over 500 cars for players to collect, race and customise with more than 800 unique upgrades. Players can customize their car to their heart’s content. Plus, the game has 20 different environments and tracks with the return of some fan favourites that have been remastered from scratch.

The game features a new online multiplayer racing mode alongside a single-player career that focuses on car building. So start your engine and race to one of the most realistic sim racing titles, Forza Motorsport.

2. Hi-Fi Rush

If you love rhythm games and smashing robots, Hi-Fi Rush has to be on your PC Game Pass wishlist. The game puts you in the beat-up sneakers of Chai, a wannabe rocker wrongfully labelled a “defect” by a sinister tech corporation. Everything in Hi-Fi Rush automatically syncs to the music, from swinging your trusty “axe” to dodging out of the way of an oversized metallic fist.

Players must feel the rhythm to enhance Chai’s actions, pulling off heavy Beat Hits at the end of a combo like a cymbal crash, or syncing up with one of his allies for a devastating tag-team finisher. Every battle is an opportunity to play out your own music video fantasy, seamlessly coordinating all your moves with the soundtrack.

Our top 5 of the 30 Best Games of 2023 list even included Hi-Fi Rush, which won Best Audio Design at The Game Awards 2023.

1. Starfield

Ever dream of exploring the vast expanse of the outer cosmos and discovering breathtaking new worlds? Bethesda’s Starfield offers an immersive experience that allows you to do just that and beyond.

Starfield is an open-world RPG that transcends the Elder Scrolls series, allowing players to delve into a vast galaxy teeming with explorable planets. Customization is at the forefront of the experience, granting players the freedom to extensively personalize their character both at the beginning and as they progress through the game. This extends to their spaceship, which can be customized both initially and when upgrading it, and even their weaponry. Another exciting aspect is the ability to establish outposts throughout the galaxy, allowing players to delve deeper into this portion of the universe.

Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the genre, Starfield offers an opportunity to explore the outer reaches of space like never before. Get ready to dive into this exhilarating adventure and embark on an unforgettable journey through the infinite galaxy. We gave it a 100/100 in our Starfield review.

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