“Stream Your Own Game” on Xbox Game Streaming has a lot more games now—nearly 200 new ones have been added in just the last week. Redphx, who made Better XCloud, noticed this rise and shared the list of new features on Twitter.
Users who have Game Pass Ultimate can stream and play a number of games they already own directly from the cloud with “Stream Your Own Game.”
So far, new games have been slowly added, but the most recent update added a lot of games that are mostly smaller. This focus on smaller file sizes is probably because the streaming service needs to make good use of its storage space.
There is a wide range of genres and titles in the most recent batch of games, from indie hits to cult classics and niche favorites.
Notable additions include Amnesia: Rebirth, Bloodroots, Chorus, Eastshade, Evil Genius 2: World Domination, Fae Farm, Garden Story, Guacamelee! 2, Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition, Mafia: The Old Country, Myst, Nobody Saves the World, Outer Wilds, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan, ScourgeBringer, Streets of Rage 4, Tetris Effect: Connected, The Artful Escape, The Falconeer, and Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, among many others.
The number and variety of games accessible through Xbox’s cloud service have significantly increased with this update. It gives players new ways to enjoy their own games. People in the community like the update, and they are being asked to share their thoughts on the “Stream Your Own Game” system and the new games.
This is an important step forward for Xbox Game Streaming’s efforts to improve cloud gaming. It will now be easier to access many games from anywhere without having to install them locally. It shows that cloud-based gaming services are adding more games to their libraries and making them easier for players all over the world to access.
The addition of almost 200 titles in just one week is one of the biggest content updates for a single streaming feature on the platform in recent memory. This shows that Game Pass Ultimate is committed to making the user experience better for its subscribers.
Xbox is still in a strong position in cloud gaming thanks to these ongoing improvements and the large number of games that can be played through “Stream Your Own Game.” What people in the community say will probably affect how the service changes in the future.
