Xbox Expands Catalog of Games Compatible with ‘Play What You Buy’ in June

We now have a dozen more games available to stream on Xbox in June.

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Microsoft is continuing to strengthen one of the most useful services for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. We’re talking about “Stream your own game”, the option that allows you to play cloud games that you own digitally, even if they’re not in the main Game Pass or Cloud Gaming catalog.

Throughout the month of June, the program has received 15 new compatible games, many of which were added almost daily during the last week. This feature allows you to launch your own games from the cloud without relying on the official catalog, a feature that is really not well promoted, but highly valued by those who play on mobile devices, browsers, or TVs without a console.

Games added in the last days of June

These are the titles that have already been integrated into the service to date, June 20:

• Back 4 Blood

• Borderlands 2

• Date Everything!

• Dordogne

• Final Fantasy XVI

• Isonzo

• Lego 2K Drive

• Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind

• MindsEye

• My Time At Sandrock

• NieR: Automata

• Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath

• The First Descendant

• Tour De France 2025

• Valheim

To access this option, you need to have an active subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and have purchased the game digitally in question. Once this requirement is met, compatible titles show a button to run them from the cloud in the Xbox app or browser. Although Microsoft does not officially announce these incorporations, the community closely follows the changes and highlights how useful it is to have access to your own games from the cloud, even if they are not part of the traditional catalog.

• More games added to the service by June 22

If you have any of these titles in your library, you can already enjoy them in the cloud, wherever you are. A feature ideal for traveling, playing from your mobile or taking advantage of streaming without occupying local storage space.

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