Xbox Quietly Expands Xbox Play Anywhere With 26 New Games

Xbox has announced 32 new games coming this week, but the company also quietly expanded Xbox Play Anywhere support across the Xbox Store, as True Achivements writes.

The new additions include major titles like Batman: Arkham Knight, Subnautica 2, and The Elder Scrolls Online, alongside a wide range of indie and smaller releases.

More Games Now Support Xbox Play Anywhere

Xbox Play Anywhere lets players buy a compatible game once and access it across Xbox Series X|S consoles and Windows PCs while sharing saves, achievements, and progress between platforms.

The latest batch of newly tagged Xbox Play Anywhere titles includes:

• 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X
• A Frog’s Job 2: Froggina
• Batman: Arkham Knight
• Bob The Brick Breaker
• CONTROL Resonant
• Dragon Loop
• Edgar Poe: Hidden Objects Game
• Froggy Hates Snow
• Garfield – Escape From Monday
• Grand Vegas Casino
• Hell Let Loose: Vietnam
• Hidden Memory – Nature
• Journey of Johann: To The Sky
• Legends of Heropolis DX
• Lia: Hacking Destiny
• Little Things
• Momento
• Panic Ball!
• Pit Panic
• Realm of Ink
• Slots & Daggers
• Subnautica 2
• The Elder Scrolls Online
• Valor Mortis
• Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Rageborn
• World of Tanks: HEAT

Some Titles Were Already Expected

Several of the newly tagged games had already been expected to support Xbox Play Anywhere before the store updates appeared.

CONTROL Resonant had previously confirmed support, while Subnautica 2, Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, and The Elder Scrolls Online were also widely anticipated to receive the feature.

The addition of the Xbox Play Anywhere tag for The Elder Scrolls Online arrived earlier than many expected, as support was previously rumored for June.

The latest Xbox Play Anywhere expansion arrives during a busy week for Xbox.

Alongside announcing 32 upcoming game releases, Microsoft recently changed Xbox branding to “XBOX” in some official materials and also acknowledged ongoing password-related account issues affecting certain users.