Xbox’s ‘Play Your Own Game’ Expands with 17 New Titles, Including One Unannounced

The "Transmit your own game" function continues to grow with titles like Remnant, Aliens or XCOM 2.

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Xbox is still heavily investing in cloud gaming, and this week we’ve learned about 17 new titles that will soon be added to the “Stream your own game” feature. This is a service included in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate that allows for streaming gameplay of any title in your compatible library, from mobile devices to TVs or Meta Quest.

Among the games being added are a variety of proposals: from cooperative shooters to simulators, strategy games, or horror games. But the most striking thing is that one of the listed titles has not been officially announced for Xbox, which could mean an early leak of its release.

New games for “Stream your own game” on Xbox

These are the 17 games that have been officially revealed as coming soon to the service:

• Aliens: Fireteam Elite

• American Arcadia

• Amnesia: The Bunker

• Black Desert

• Bus Simulator 21: Next Stop

• Darkest Dungeon II

• Dungeons of the Deep

• Gothic Classic (not yet announced for Xbox)

• Lawn Mowing Simulator

• Payday 3

• Remnant: From the Ashes

• Skul: The Hero Slayer

• Sniper Elite V2 Remastered

• The Jackbox Party Pack 7

• Train Sim World 4

• Who’s Your Daddy?!

• XCOM 2

More games announced in recent days:

• 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

Some titles have already started to appear in the system, such as Black Desert or American Arcadia, while others may be delayed until early July. In total, over 50 games have already been added to this mode in June alone, consolidating it as a fundamental part of the future of the Xbox ecosystem.

With this expansion, players using Xbox Cloud Gaming on mobile devices, laptops, smart TVs, or devices like Meta Quest 3S have more options than ever to enjoy their games without the need for a physical console. All they need is an active Game Pass Ultimate subscription and a decent connection.