Microsoft announced a new benefit to their PC Game Pass service today in the Game Pass New Friend Referral Program. With it, PC Game Pass subscribers can provide friends with a free two-week trial of the service and its hundreds of games before having to officially enroll.The Game Pass New Friend Referral Program isn't hindered by any limitations. PC Game Pass subscribers that offer friends a referral will have everything typically included with the service, including all the day-one launches from Xbox Game Studios, access to an EA Play membership, and all the PC offerings from Riot Games, including its newly released League of Legends spinoff, The Mageseeker.Microsoft has explained how simple it is to get friends signed up for the Game Pass New Friend Referral Program. Within the Xbox PC app, simply look toward the Game Pass Home screen and there will be a new option to "Give PC Game Pass." Unfortunately, it appears as though the new membership perk isn't available for console owners who utilize Xbox Game Pass.[EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/XboxWire/status/1653399005580378112[/EMBED_TWITTER]PC Game Pass is still an impressive offering in itself. There are currently well over 400 titles available to play through the subscription, all of which are included for just around $10 a month. This includes the newly released Arkane Studio action shooter Redfall. Especially when teaming up with friends who want to help slay the undead.Many other Bethesda titles are included in PC Game Pass, including games from popular franchises such as Wolfenstein, Fallout, The Elder Scrolls, Quake, Doom, and more. Starfield will be available from day one exclusively on PC and Xbox Series X|S despite Sony not being happy about it. The Bethesda Game Studios project is targeting a September 6th release following several prior delays.Outside of Bethesda's library, there is a slew of other fantastic options on PC Game Pass. Tango Gameworks' Hi-Fi Rush and Ghostwire: Tokyo are both available on the platform. Atomic Heart and High on Life are two solid first-person shooters - albeit radically different in style. Obsidian Entertainment's library is featured, including Grounded, Pillars Of Eternity 2: Deadfire, and the critically acclaimed Pentiment. And titles that can consume players for a long period of time are plentiful, such as Ni No Kuni: Wrath Of The White Witch Remastered, Loop Hero, Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Hollow Knight: Voidheart Edition, and Persona 5 Royal.