After testing the cloud gaming service xCloud in a compatible web browser earlier this year, Microsoft added support for xCloud gaming to the Xbox app on Windows 10 PCs. This allows players to play over 100 high-end Xbox games on their Windows PCs without having to physically install them on their machines, according to the company.
The Redmond Giants announced through an official blog post that they will be adding xCloud to their Xbox app. In a post, Xbox Experiences Partner Director Jason Beaumont uses the Xbox Cloud Gaming service to turn a budget and low-spec PC into a gaming device by simply connecting a compatible Xbox controller via Bluetooth or USB. I write that I can do it.
Therefore, the Xbox app xCloud Gaming allows players to start games on their PC from the “Cloud Gaming” section. In addition, you can start the game on a PC that started with the Xbox console, or start a new game from the Xbox Game Pass library and decide whether to download it to your Xbox device. In this way, the player has the flexibility to try the game on the PC before finally getting the game on the Xbox console.
In addition, to help players get started, Microsoft has also added some additional features, including: “Invite people to join the game, including easily accessible information about controller and network status, social features to stay connected with friends, and people playing in the cloud without installing the game. function.”
The xCloud service is now available in the Xbox app and is now available as a beta version of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate member, which is part of the Xbox Insider program.Cloud gaming service is available in 22 countries, so please check it out.
