Microsoft announced some gaming news yesterday that I wasn't expecting; it plans to add Xbox PC app integration with "leading PC gaming stores," making it a whole lot easier to access all your games ...

TL;DR: Microsoft's new Xbox PC app update introduces an aggregated gaming library, allowing users to launch and manage PC games from multiple storefronts like Steam and Battle.net in one place.

TL;DR: Microsoft's updated Xbox app for Windows PCs and handhelds unifies game libraries from Xbox, Steam, Epic Games Store, Battle.net, and GOG into a single interface. It enables seamless browsing, ...

The Xbox App on PC is now integrating purchased games from people's libraries across various supported storefronts, including Steam, Microsoft announced Monday. This feature is currently limited to ...

Microsoft is hoping to turn the Xbox app into the one-stop destination for players to launch games on PC and Windows handheld devices, pushing an update that integrates titles from other major gaming ...

Have you ever wished for a single app to manage all your PC games, no matter where they’re from? Microsoft’s latest update to the Xbox app might just be the solution gamers have been waiting for. In a ...

Something to look forward to: Xbox Insiders can now test a new feature that enables launching games from different storefronts directly in the Xbox PC app. The functionality first leaked in March and ...

Play Xbox games remotely on your Steam Deck with Better xCloud, the free, open-source app that reduces lag and unlocks advanced cloud gaming settings.

Microsoft has released a new update for the Xbox PC app that adds a new aggregated gaming library that shows installed games from multiple PC storefront, including Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox ...

Xbox Insiders get access to Microsoft’s new aggregated gaming library this week. Xbox Insiders get access to Microsoft’s new aggregated gaming library this week. is a senior editor and author of ...

This is an Xbox. If you’re reading these words on any kind of web-connected screen, especially if it’s a Windows PC, Microsoft wants you to think that. To double down on its everything, everywhere, ...