Stream Your Own Game is now available on Xbox Consoles

The Stream Your Own Game feature is finally available directly on Xbox consoles, after being exclusive to the xbox.com/play web browser.

Stream Your Own Game is a feature introduced last year, which lets you play certain titles that you won via the Xbox Game Streaming Service. To access said service requires Game Pass Ultimate which has an MSRP of $20 US. The feature had been available for web browser users at Xbox.com/play but in a blog post today Xbox has announced it is now available Xbox consoles. Here is their press release about it:

Starting today, Game Pass Ultimate members can now stream select games they own in addition to the Game Pass catalog on their Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles. This will broaden the previously announced devices from November, that includes Samsung Smart TVs, Amazon Fire TV devices, Meta Quest headsets as well as other browser supported devices like PCs, smart phones and tablets. Members can save time and hard drive space and play their games immediately without needing to download and install them first.

To start streaming from an Xbox console, go to My games & apps > Full library > Owned Games.

Cloud playable games will display a cloud badge on the game page.
Use filters to find games more quickly. Choose Filter > Ready to play > Cloud gaming.
To start playing, select the game and then choose Play with Cloud Gaming.
Start streaming directly from the Store app after buying select cloud playable games.

Stream Your Own Game – Over 100+ Games

Stream Your Own Game Image — Image Courtesy of Xbox

We’re continuing to add more games to the Stream your own game collection for Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta). Game Pass Ultimate members can stream from a library of over 100+ cloud playable games on supported devices.

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