Xbox library Archives

Winsage

September 17, 2025

New features enhance gaming experience on Windows PCs and handhelds

Xbox has introduced new features to enhance the gaming experience on Windows PCs and handheld devices, based on feedback from Xbox Insiders and the gaming community. Key features include an aggregated gaming library that consolidates installed games from various platforms such as Xbox Game Pass and Battle.net, allowing for unified access. Additionally, cross-device play history enables players to track their gaming activities across different devices, ensuring progress and achievements are accessible regardless of where they play. The updated app functionality provides a more intuitive interface for gamers.

AppWizard

September 16, 2025

The Xbox PC app now gives you access to all your Windows games — launch titles from Steam, Epic Games and more

The latest update to the Xbox app for PC allows users to manage their gaming library by showcasing all installed games on Windows 11 from various platforms, including Steam and Battle.net, in a single interface. Games from supported storefronts automatically populate the "My Library" and "Most Recent" tabs after installation. Users can customize their library view through settings. The update also introduces a 'Jump back in' feature for easy access to recent play history. This update is available to all Windows 11 users.

AppWizard

September 16, 2025

The Xbox app will now show and run all your games from Steam, GOG, and more on Windows 11 — it’s the new hub for PC gaming

Microsoft has released a significant update for the Xbox app on Windows 11, allowing users to view and launch all installed Windows games from various sources. The update introduces an aggregated gaming library that displays installed games from multiple storefronts, including Xbox, Xbox Game Pass, and Battle.net. This feature aims to simplify game management by providing a single interface for accessing games. The functionality will first be available on the upcoming Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X devices this fall. Additionally, the Xbox app will soon synchronize cloud-playable games across devices, enabling gamers to continue their progress on either PC or console. The update is being rolled out via the Microsoft Store on Windows 11 for all PCs, including laptops, desktops, and handheld devices.

AppWizard

July 29, 2025

Xbox PC App Now Lets You Stream Your Own Games, Including Console Exclusives

Xbox has introduced the ability for Game Pass Ultimate subscribers to stream games directly to PCs via the Xbox PC app, effective July 28. This enhancement expands access to Xbox's gaming ecosystem and integrates nearly all Xbox features within the app. The streaming capability allows players to access their Game Pass library away from their console or home PC and enables PC-only gamers to experience Xbox console exclusives. The Xbox PC app has also received upgrades, including cross-device play history, a cohesive game library, and a simplified system for tracking Microsoft Rewards. These enhancements are currently available to members of the Xbox Insider program.

AppWizard

July 16, 2025

Xbox PC app can now stream 250+ games beyond the Game Pass library

Microsoft is enhancing the Xbox PC app with a new feature called “Stream your own game,” allowing Game Pass Ultimate subscribers to stream over 250 console games directly to their PCs without installation. This feature expands the library of supported games from 50 to over 250, including titles like Baldur’s Gate 3, Star Wars Outlaws, Cyberpunk 2077, and Hogwarts Legacy. The games run on Microsoft’s cloud servers, conserving installation time and storage space on PCs. To use this feature, users need a Game Pass Ultimate subscription and digital copies of the games; physical discs are not supported. Participation in the Xbox Insider program and registration for the PC Gaming Preview is also required. Currently, the feature is available in 28 countries, with plans to remove the Insider restriction and broaden game selection in the future.

AppWizard

June 24, 2025

Xbox’s New ‘Aggregated Gaming Library’ For PC Gives Look At What To Expect With ROG Xbox Ally

Microsoft has announced a collaboration with ASUS to develop the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X handheld devices, which will allow access to the Xbox library and games from platforms like Battle.net, GOG, and Steam. Xbox Insiders will have an exclusive preview of the new "aggregated gaming library" feature in the Xbox PC app for Windows 11, debuting this week. This feature will enable users to view their complete Xbox library, explore Game Pass titles, and access installed games from other PC game stores from a single interface. The aggregated library will launch with the Xbox Ally devices this holiday season, allowing seamless integration of games from supported PC storefronts into the Xbox PC app. Users can hide specific games from their libraries if desired. Non-Xbox Insiders can join the program for early access to these features.

AppWizard

June 24, 2025

Xbox Officially Adds Steam Integration Via New PC App Feature

Xbox has begun rolling out Steam integration within the Xbox PC app as part of the Aggregated Gaming Library, allowing players to access games from Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net, and other PC storefronts in one place. Users will need the respective launchers installed, but games will automatically populate in the Xbox app. The feature is currently available to Xbox Insiders in the PC Gaming Preview and will be accessible on the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X later this holiday season. Users can disable certain storefronts through the app's settings, and there are plans to expand support to more storefronts in the future.

AppWizard

June 23, 2025

Xbox App For PC Adds Aggregated Gaming Library in Preview

Microsoft is testing the integration of games from various digital storefronts, including Steam, into its Xbox app for PC, creating a new aggregated library accessible on the upcoming ROG Xbox Ally devices. This feature is available to Xbox Insiders in the PC Gaming preview starting today. The library will include titles from platforms like Battle.net, Epic Games Store, and GOG, allowing users to view all installed games in one place. Users must join the PG Gaming Preview via the Xbox Insider Hub to participate in testing. Additionally, the Xbox app for PC will introduce a new section this month for better game discovery, featuring games from Microsoft and third-party publishers on Game Pass.

AppWizard

June 11, 2025

Yep, PlayStation’s PC Games Will Be Playable on Xbox’s New Handheld System

Microsoft announced the ROG Xbox Ally, a handheld device developed in collaboration with Asus, designed to function as a handheld PC operating on the Windows platform. It allows gamers to access their entire Xbox library, play games natively, utilize cloud gaming services, or engage in remote play. The device is compatible with various PC launchers and storefronts, including Steam and the Epic Games Store, enabling users to play titles beyond the Xbox ecosystem. This includes the opportunity to play Sony's first-party titles, such as Marvel's Spider-Man 2, God of War Ragnarok, and Horizon Forbidden West, on the Xbox Ally.