Archive · 24 Jun 2025
Xbox App Update: Microsoft Tests Consolidated Gaming Library
Imagine you have games from different stores on your computer, like a big toy box.
Microsoft is creating a special spot in the Xbox app where all your games will show up together, so you don't have to open each store separately.
It's like having one big list of all your games!
You can even choose to hide some games if you don't want to see them.
This new feature will be available later this year, and it works on handheld devices like the ROG Xbox Ally too!
Microsoft is testing a new feature for the Xbox app on Windows 11.
The feature aggregates games from multiple PC storefronts into a single library.
It supports platforms like Xbox, Game Pass, and Battle.net.
Users can hide titles from specific storefronts.
The full release is planned for later this year, including handheld devices.
- Who
- Microsoft is developing this feature for Xbox users.
- What
- Microsoft is testing an aggregated gaming library for the Xbox app.
- When
- Being tested now, with full release planned for later this year.
- Where
- Windows 11 and handheld devices like the ROG Ally.
- Why
- To consolidate digital game libraries and improve user experience.
- Platform
- Xbox App on Windows 11
- Feature
- Aggregated Gaming Library
- Supported Stores
- Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net, and others
- Release Timing
- Later this year
- Devices
- Windows 11 PCs and handheld devices
- User Control
- Ability to hide titles