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Xbox's "Stream your own game" feature continues to expand, recently adding more than 32 games to the service. The latest additions were highlighted by @redphx on X (formerly Twitter), and there are some gems among the list.
There's obviously the highly-rated 007 First Light, which is also an Xbox Play Anywhere title, but seeing games like Bastion added is a nice surprise, alongside Untitled Goose Game and My Time at Portia.
Stream your own game does exactly what the name suggests, letting you stream titles that you already own across supported devices without needing to install them, whether it's your phone, tablet, PC, or even a compatible TV. The feature is over a year old now, with hundreds and hundreds of games available.
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- ABZU
- Arcadia: Find The Differences 3D
- Axiom Verge
- Axiom Verge 2
- Bastion
- Beyond Blue
- Bright Paw: Definitive Edition
- Children of Zodiarcs
- Downward: Enhanced Edition
- 007 First Light
- Dragon Spira
- Ghostrunner
- Guess the Flag! - World Flags Quiz
- Messy Up
- My Time At Portia
- PBA Pro Bowling
- Petey Pedro unBEETable Adventure
- Pizza Tycoon
- Potionomics: Masterwork Edition
- Railway Empire
- Railway Empire 2
- Recipe of Love
- River City Girls
- River City Girls 2
- SUDOKU CHAMPIONS
- Spiritfall
- Stable Stories - Forest and Meadow Ride
- Turbo Overkill
- Untitled Goose Game
- Where Is Billy
- Yoku's Island Express
Over 1,000 games is a lot, and the list of available games is growing all the time. While it's not a feature I personally use very often, I can definitely see the appeal for those who do.
With all that said, let me know your thoughts on Xbox's feature. Do you use it, or is it something you've never really touched? Let me know in the comments, and be sure to take part in our poll below:
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