Xbox Cloud Gaming is coming to Windows 10 and Apple Phones/Tablets

Xbox Cloud Gaming is Microsoft’s consumer-ready version of Project xCloud, which is currently available for Android devices through Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Now, Microsoft has confirmed that Xbox Cloud Gaming will soon be expanded to support Windows 10 and iOS devices, arriving first in the form of a limited beta. 

Starting tomorrow, Microsoft will be sending invites for their Xbox Cloud Gaming Windows 10/iOS trail to Xbox Game pass Ultimate subscribers, giving users of Windows 10 PC and Apple phones/tablets access to over 100 Xbox games through their web browsers. Xbox Cloud Gaming will be supported on Edge, Google Chrome, and Safari, and will be usable on systems with Bluetooth or USB controllers. Touch controls will also be available for more than 50 supported games. 

Microsoft plans to deliver games to 3 billion players worldwide, spanning PC, Console, and the Cloud, to deliver content wherever a gamer wants it. Microsoft’s Phil Spencer has also confirmed Microsoft’s plans to deliver cloud streaming options for PC games, though the company’s current focus is on Xbox console titles. 

More information on Microsoft’s Xbox Cloud Gaming Limited iOS/Windows 10 Beta here.