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3 best Game Pass games to play this weekend (Oct. 10-12 2025)

October 11, 2025 4 Min Read
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  • Persona 4 Golden
  • Sopa: Story of the Stolen Potato
  • Cocoon

The uneven waters have began to settle after Microsoft introduced adjustments to its Xbox Sport Go subscription service, with Final Tier worth rising to $30 a month drawing essentially the most ire. Persons are nonetheless subscribing, after all, and those that aren’t serious about trying out this month’s Ninja Gaiden 4 may be questioning what else the Sport Go library holds.

Should you’ve saved your subscription, or are nonetheless on the fence about it, learn on for this week’s suggestions. They embrace a seminal JRPG, a brand new indie, and a very good puzzler set to depart the service quickly. Or, if you happen to’re inclined to put off Sport Go, see our information on change or cancel your Sport Go subscription.

Persona 4 Golden


A group of teens gather around three stacked television in a golden room after school in Persona 4 Golden
Picture: Atlus/Sega

There are few higher methods to get your cash’s value out of your Sport Go subscription than sinking dozens of hours into a giant, meaty RPG — and Persona 4 Golden is among the greatest and meatiest round. You play as a highschool scholar who’s simply moved to the sleepy rural city of Inaba. In the course of the day, your objective is to make a bunch of latest pals, decide up a part-time job or two, and sustain together with your schoolwork. By evening, you’ll work to unravel a disturbing serial homicide case by exploring a bunch of weirdo dungeons themed round your folks’ deepest insecurities. Y’know, the standard teenager stuff.

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With a memorable forged of characters, strategic turn-based fight, impeccable artwork design, and a plot with extra twists than a bucket of curly fries, Persona 4 Golden is taken into account a traditional for good purpose. It additionally has a wickedly engrossing gameplay loop that’ll hold you up effectively previous your bedtime, evening after evening. —Jen Glennon

Sopa: Story of the Stolen Potato


A character in Sopa: Tale of the Stolen Potato at a market surrounded by frogs.
Picture: StudioBando

Getting large new releases like Ninja Gaiden 4 is the primary promoting level for Sport Go, however I’ve all the time appreciated how the service often offers shine to a lot smaller video games. Yow will discover an awesome instance of that in Sopa: Story of the Stolen Potato. Impressed by Spirited Away, the charming indie is a magical realist journey steeped in South American tradition. After being requested to assist his grandmother make soup, Miho is pulled into a colourful world crammed with potato-nabbing frogs and different eccentric animals. Sopa virtually performs out like an academic PC recreation from the 90s, as Miho solves puzzles and helps the world’s residents out by gathering a listing full of things. Even when it’s a bit tough across the edges, Sopa is a candy little recreation that wears its appreciation for South America on its sleeve. —Giovanni Colantonio

Cocoon


An image of the puzzle game Cocoon. A small bug  walks along a glowing orange bridge while carrying an orange orb.
Picture: Geometric Interactive/Annapurna Interactive

Cocoon leaves Sport Go Oct. 15, so that you solely have a couple of days left to play by way of a subscription — and also you completely ought to. Developer Geometric Interactive crafted among the best puzzlers of this technology in 2023’s Cocoon. Its core puzzle mechanic revolves round transferring between worlds inside different worlds, and infrequently you may carry these worlds, within the form of colourful orbs, with you. Whereas it would not have specific directions, all the things about Cocoon‘s puzzles are designed in a extremely intuitive method, although they will problem as effectively. 2023 was a large 12 months for video games, to say the least, so it is no shock if Cocoon was a bit missed by the plenty. Let’s rectify that. —Austin Manchester

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