Xbox PC apps can now stream their own games, including console exclusive

Xbox expands game stream perk for Ultimate subscribers. Starting today (July 28), players can now stream their Xbox library directly to their PC via the Xbox PC app.

In recent years, Microsoft has added the ability to stream your Xbox library to many devices, including Xbox consoles, smart TVs, and browsers. it Announce Today, the feature has finally been added to the Xbox app on your PC, meaning that most Xbox-related features should be available in the app now.

Streaming Xbox games is not only a neat way to access the game pass library when away from the console or home PC. It also gives PC-only players access to Xbox Console exclusives that have not yet entered your PC.

Microsoft has also launched a number of other upgrades for the Xbox PC app. These efforts to consolidate and simplify the cloud gaming process highlight these. The app surface plays across devices, which means you can start playing games on Xbox and progress through game streams in the app. The app update also adds a more cohesive game library that combines all games available across consoles, including purchased games and games available through game passes. Currently, both changes are available for members of the Xbox Insider program, which is Join for free and open to everyone.

Finally, the Xbox PC app now has an easier way to track Microsoft rewards. Microsoft notes that the new system will show the progress of rewards as you play the game, allowing you to track points during the game.