#game aggregation

Microsoft is reportedly developing an update for its Xbox app that will allow users to view and access their game libraries from platforms like Steam and the Epic Games Store. The mockup displayed a "Steam" tab within the game library, suggesting potential integration of third-party platforms into the Xbox ecosystem. ​ Sources familiar with Microsoft's plans indicate that the company is in the early stages of updating the Xbox app to display all games installed on a user's PC, regardless of the platform they were purchased from. This approach mirrors functionalities found in applications like GOG Galaxy, which aggregate game libraries from multiple platforms. By integrating third-party game libraries, Microsoft aims to position the Xbox app as a central hub for PC gaming, simplifying the user experience. Gamers can anticipate a more streamlined experience, with easier access to their diverse game libraries through a single application. These past months have been a big blast for the gaming community with the launch of big games like Resident Evil 7, Nioh, For Honor, and Horizon Zero Dawn. It's not over yet though as more games are launching next month. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft's Xbox App Update Aims to Integrate Steam and Epic Games Libraries" and "10 Video Games to Watch Out For in March 2017".