In the Bethesda roundtable livestream yesterday, Microsoft announced that they would be bringing 20 classic Bethesda games to the Game Pass subscription service.
As it seems like the COVID-19 pandemic is beginning to wrap up (sometimes I feel like if I say that enough it will be true), gamers are looking for new multiplayer games to try.
We're still a ways out from being able to congregate and enjoy games together in the same room, so here's a look at which Bethesda games have Game Pass multiplayer modes.
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Multiplayer Game Pass Games
The list of Game Pass multiplayer games is pretty slim when compared to the large array of single-player experiences. The new Bethesda additions aren't going to tip that scale in a new direction either. Here are the three multiplayer Bethesda Game Pass games:
Fallout 76
The Elder Scrolls Online
Wolfenstein: Youngblood
While the short length of the list is certainly disappointing for co-op fans, what's potentially even more disappointing is that all three of those games were already on the service.
Single-player Game Pass Games
The other games on this list are pretty self-explanatory. They're all the games that have no co-op features that are being introduced to the service:
Dishonored Definitive Edition
Dishonored 2
Doom (1993)
Doom II
Doom 3Â
Doom 64
Doom Eternal
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special EditionÂ
The Evil WithinÂ
Fallout 4
Fallout: New Vegas
Prey
Rage 2
Wolfenstein: The New Order
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
Looking at this list of titles, however, it's hard to be disappointed in any of these games. Bethesda as a publisher and developer isn't particularly known for its multiplayer experiences, so the fact that the large majority of the games headed to the service are single-player doesn't come as much of a surprise.