EULA

I doubt it even exists as a newer version replaces the older

Sort of the same issue where. I launch the game and it takes me to IE to veiw the EULA. But there is no way for me to accept the EULA or continue on to the game itself. Everytime I start the game, it takes me to the webpage EULA and that is it.

You can not play the game without agreeing to the EULA. I can not read and agree to EULA because the site gives me a message stating the the browser I'm using is no longer supported (Microsoft Edge).

We have attempted returning to the game and playing it but because we have not agreed to the EULA it once again sends us off to attempt to read the EULA via Microsoft Edge which is no longer supported by the makers of Secret Neighbour.

I will add that the game we are attempting to play is included in Game Pass.

I'd also like to mention that EULAs are near unenforceable given that all too often to read them you have to open the product and by opening the product you are technically accepting the EULA.

@Satsumo

EA only has one EULA to cover there digital games so you're correct if you ask the question the obvious answer is "no". Which leads me to believe its a loophole. They aren't going to tell me I can violate the EULA.

I believe you said somewhere you are a software developer so I'm sure your familiar with non-gaming software EULA's that are very specific about "machine" activations per licenses. I would assume that for MS to cover themselves they would have required EA
and every other dev/pub to have a specific EULA for the Xbox if this feature is intended. Simply add the line that you are allowed two activations per license as many non-gaming EULA's do so there is no confusion to what's allowed.