Xbox’s cloud gaming hours from Game Pass subscribers are up 45% year over year. Console players are also spending 45% more time using cloud streaming, with an estimated 1.7 billion hours streamed in 2025 alone.
It’s no surprise, then, that Xbox continues expanding its “Stream Your Own Game" catalog, letting players stream titles they already own via Xbox Cloud Gaming.
That includes recent additions like Marathon, Crimson Desert, and more, so let’s take a look at the 40-plus titles added this past month.
Over 45 games join xbox stream your own game
There’s over 45 games here, so if you wish to see the full list, I recommend clicking here for the full catalog. Instead, I’ll highlight a few standouts, including when they were released or when they're going to be, so without further ado, here you go:
Game |
Release date |
|---|---|
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle Special Edition |
26th April 2023 |
Crimson Desert |
19th March 2026 |
GreedFall: The Dying World |
12th March 2026 |
Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered |
3rd March 2026 |
Marathon |
5th March 2026 |
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection |
13th March 2026 |
Mouse: P.I. For Hire |
16th April 2026 |
Sword and Fairy: Together Forever |
3rd November 2022 |
WWE 2K26 |
13th March 2026 |
Stream your own game is a feature that often flies under the radar. It launched in 2024 with around 50 games but has quickly expanded and now likely sits in the 300+ range of streamable titles. So long as you own the game.
It’s also interesting to see Marathon enter the list, especially as it is a Sony-published title. That said, Helldivers 2 made a similar move, but I’m still praying for a true Xbox app release and Play Anywhere support for both titles.
Still, seeing major titles like Crimson Desert alongside releases like Monster Hunter Stories 3 is a strong sign of how quickly the library is growing.
Stream your own game is available for all Xbox Game Pass subscribers, which includes Essential, Premium, and Ultimate tiers.
🎮 Do you use Xbox's Stream your own game feature?
I can’t say it’s a feature I use much. I’m generally not that into cloud gaming, as my experiences with it haven’t been ideal.
That said, I do appreciate Xbox’s efforts to offer more ways to play, I just prefer using actual hardware over streaming.
Let me know your thoughts on Xbox’s Stream your own game feature. Do you use it, or not? Let me know in the comments, and be sure to take part in our poll below:
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