Xbox Cloud Gaming Adds ‘Stream Your Game’ to PC App

Xbox Cloud Gaming Feature: Now You Can Stream Your Games on the Xbox PC App

Here is good news for all members of the Xbox Insider Program! Now, you can leverage the benefits of Xbox Cloud Gaming’s “Stream Your Own Game” feature on the Xbox PC application. This means you can elevate your gaming experience in a few clicks and enjoy your favourite games like never before. According to the latest news by Xbox Wire, a new update is set to roll out for players, letting them see and stream games without downloading them on their computer. They can do it directly from the app!

The Xbox PC players can play the console versions of games on their PC through streaming, even if it is not available on their system through Xbox Play Anywhere. With this update, you can stream and play games without any installations, which in turn saves on storage space in your PC.

After the previous updates, the Xbox Insiders can easily view games from other stores like Battle.net inside the Xbox PC library. This is a great feature that made the life of a player hassle-free. The Xbox PC team is also working extremely hard on the app to enhance features and user experience by adding more functionalities.

However, in previous updates for Xbox Insiders, the features added were focused more on games from other stores, like Battle.net, inside the Xbox PC library. This makes it super easy for players to view and manage all their places under one roof without a hint of stress. The team has been introducing new updates so they can work seamlessly on the Xbox Ally, which is a handheld gaming device coming in the next few months in 2025 only.

“Stream Your Own Game” is Carving Its Niche in the Gaming Market

After years of anticipation, the “Stream Your Own Game” feature was introduced into the market last fall. The debut library featured 50 games that can be streamed directly from your browser through Xbox, including titles like Larian Studios’ Baldur’s Gate 3.

What’s more! New updates have seen the list of games grow frequently, with titles such as Final Fantasy 16, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, and Subnautica joining the roster.

Additional updates have also unlocked possibilities for “Stream Your Own Game “ on other devices, including Xbox One consoles, Samsung Smart TVs, Xbox Series X|S, and Meta Quest headsets.

To leverage the benefits of streaming your own game, you will need to buy a copy of the game. Plus, you’ll need to subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, letting you stream Xbox

So, what are you waiting for? This is your chance to be a part of it by signing up to the Xbox Insider Program. It will allow you to test new age features before launching more games across Xbox consoles and the Xbox PC app.

The timeline for a full rollout of the ‘Stream Your Own Game’ update on the Xbox PC app is still uncertain.