XBOX Stream Your Own Game Library Gets 37 New Titles


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XBOX has added 37 games to its Stream Your Own Game library, giving players more titles they can access through Xbox Cloud Gaming.

The expansion follows an earlier update in which XBOX added 52 titles to the Stream Your Own Game library. The latest release marks the second major catalog expansion from July 2026.

XBOX expands cloud streaming catalog with 37 games

The new selection includes RPGs, shooters, indie games, backward-compatible Xbox titles, and recent releases.

Players who own the digital version of a supported game can stream it without installing it on a console or another device. The additions include Conker: Live and Reloaded, Halo: Campaign Evolved, The Surge, The Surge 2, The Talos Principle, and Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands.

The full list, reported by TrueAchievements, includes:

70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-XAeon Must Die!Blacktail
Call of CthulhuCat Quest IIConker: Live and Reloaded
Curse of the Dead GodsFixForceGothic Classic
Halo: Campaign EvolvedHigh TimesKusan: City of Wolves
Laika: Aged Through BloodLego Indiana Jones: The Original AdventuresMasters of Anima
Mavrix by Matt JonesNecromunda: Underhive WarsOthercide
PuppergeistSeasons After FallShift at Midnight
Shiness: The Lightning KingdomSpace Hulk: TacticsStyx: Master of Shadows
Styx: Shards of DarknessThe Council – Episode 1: The Mad OnesThe King is Watching
The Planet CrafterThe SurgeThe Surge 2
The Talos PrincipleThe TechnomancerTiny Tina’s Wonderlands for Xbox Series X|S
Truxton ExtremeVoid CrewWarhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground
Warstride Challenges

What players need to stream their games

Players must own the digital version of a supported game on the Xbox account they use for cloud gaming.

They also need an active Xbox Game Pass subscription. PC Game Pass does not include access to this feature.

Supported games can stream through smartphones, laptops, Smart TVs, web browsers, and other devices that provide access to the Xbox Cloud Gaming hub. The service must also operate in the player’s region.

The catalog expansion comes as XBOX Cloud Gaming arrives on more Hisense and VIDAA TVs, giving players additional ways to access games without an Xbox console.

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