Xbox Cloud Gaming expands with shared link joining, while more games are getting "Stream Your Own Game" support, including Cult of the Lamb.

Each player requires their own access to the games you’re inviting them to.

Xbox Cloud Gaming players can now invite other Game Pass Ultimate members to join their game via their web browser or supported TV.

Xbox's newly-issued February 2025 system updates makes some nifty improvements to the Cloud Gaming service, including new supported games.

Microsoft unveiled an initiative to let Xbox owners stream any game in their library, even if it isn't on Game Pass. February's Xbox Update moves that agenda forward with over 50 playable games that Game Pass Ultimate subscribers can now access on any supported devices as long as they own the titles.

Microsoft is currently rolling out the February update for Xbox, with a focus on several new features related to cloud gaming. The update also adds more games and features to the

The Xbox February 2025 update has been unveiled by Microsoft this week, and it's a little different to usual - it's mainly focused around Xbox Cloud Gaming, so there's not really much here if you're just a console user alone. Nevertheless, there are some new features that you might be interested in - particularly if you're an xCloud fan!

As part of February’s Xbox update, more titles have joined the stream your own game collection. Recently added titles include Blasphemous 2, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Slime Rancher 2, Subnautica, Subnautica: Below Zero, The Talos Principle 2 and Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered.

A common way for users to invite each other to play games is through the platform they’re playing on. Now, Xbox is allowing players to invite each other using a shareable link, which anyone can click on and open.

Microsoft dropped a new Xbox Wire blog post detailing the latest updates to the Xbox platform. Cloud Gaming sees some much-needed TLC with link invites now being an option to bring friends into gaming sessions,