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Is Xbox Game Pass Available in Indonesia? Yes, PC Game Pass Only

Xbox sells PC Game Pass in Indonesia for Rp82,999 a month, but not Ultimate, consoles or cloud gaming. PS Plus prices, codes and Steam in rupiah.

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Yes, but only on PC. Xbox sells PC Game Pass in Indonesia for Rp82,999 a month, and has done since April 2022. Game Pass Ultimate, Premium and Essential are all listed as not supported there, and so are Xbox consoles and Xbox Cloud Gaming. Here's what Xbox's own pages say as of 12 November, what PS Plus costs in Indonesia, and what Steam charges in rupiah.

Is Xbox Game Pass available in Indonesia?

Partly. Indonesia is on Xbox's list of supported countries and regions, and its entry marks these as supported:

  • PC Game Pass
  • PC games from the Xbox store
  • The Xbox app on Windows PC and on mobile
  • Xbox accessories

Everything else is marked "Not supported": Game Pass Ultimate, Premium and Essential, Game Pass for Console, Xbox Cloud Gaming, the Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox One, console games, Rewards with Xbox and the Xbox app on TVs.

PC Game Pass reached Indonesia on 20 April 2022, the same day as Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. Xbox called it "a beginning for Xbox in Southeast Asia" at the time. Four and a half years on, the console side of Game Pass still hasn't followed, and Xbox hasn't announced a date for it.

How much is PC Game Pass in Indonesia?

Rp82,999 a month. Xbox's Indonesian PC Game Pass page shows that price, and it also advertises a first 14 days for Rp14,999 before the monthly price kicks in. Xbox's terms say promotional offers may be limited to new members and to certain regions.

The Indonesian page lists what's included:

  • 300+ PC games
  • New games on release day, Call of Duty games excluded
  • EA Play
  • Up to 20% off selected Game Pass games and their add-ons

PC Game Pass needs Windows 10 or 11 (version 22H2 or later) and the Xbox app. In the US, the same plan costs $13.99 a month.

Can you get Game Pass Ultimate in Indonesia?

Not officially. Ultimate isn't sold in Indonesia, and Xbox's support pages warn against the codes sold online instead. Xbox says Game Pass subscription cards "are only redeemable in the country or region purchased and cannot be redeemed in any other country or region", so that pricing reflects each local market.

Xbox recommends buying a card from the country you live in, and says that includes "third-party online resellers who advertise lower-priced codes than retail value". We don't cover workarounds: in Indonesia, PC Game Pass is the only plan Xbox supports. Egypt is in exactly the same position, which we covered in our Game Pass Egypt guide.

Does Xbox Cloud Gaming work in Indonesia?

No. Xbox lists cloud gaming as not supported in Indonesia, on every plan, so you can't stream Game Pass games to a phone or TV through Xbox there.

Is PS Plus available in Indonesia?

Yes. Sony has an Indonesian PlayStation site, and it sells all three PS Plus tiers in rupiah. Prices listed on 12 November:

  • Essential: Rp139,000 a month, Rp364,000 for 3 months, Rp1,010,000 for 12 months
  • Extra: Rp208,000 a month, Rp590,000 for 3 months, Rp1,710,000 for 12 months
  • Deluxe: Rp243,000 a month, Rp695,000 for 3 months, Rp1,990,000 for 12 months

The top tier in Indonesia is Deluxe, not Premium. We looked at PS Plus in the Philippines in our PS Plus Philippines guide.

Does Steam sell games in rupiah?

Yes. Steam's store lists prices in Indonesian rupiah, set separately from the US dollar prices. Regular Steam prices in Indonesia on 12 November:

  • Forza Horizon 5: Rp699,000 (US: $59.99)
  • Baldur's Gate 3: Rp699,999 (US: $59.99)
  • Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Rp999,999 (US: $69.99)
  • Starfield: Rp699,000 (US: $49.99)
  • Hades: Rp206,999 (US: $24.99)
  • Stardew Valley: Rp115,999 (US: $14.99)

So for an Indonesian PC player, Xbox's answer is PC Game Pass in rupiah. A console player has PS Plus, but no official Game Pass.

Nintendo's consoles arrive officially on 10 December, but the Nintendo eShop won't be available in Indonesia at launch.