Microsoft has officially launched Game Assist, a Steam-like in-game browser overlay for Windows 11, making it easier for gamers to access tips, guides, and walkthroughs without ever leaving their game. Much like Valve’s Steam overlay browser, Game Assist detects the game you’re playing and automatically suggests relevant tips and guides in a side panel. This eliminates the need for gamers to alt-tab out to look up walkthroughs, strategy guides, or solutions to in-game puzzles. Even if a game isn’t officially supported, players can still use Game Assist to browse guides, forums, or any other websites while playing. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft Rolls Out Steam-Style Game Assist Overlay for Windows 11 Gamers" and "10 Video Games to Watch Out For in March 2017".
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Jan 13, 2026Microsoft has officially launched Game Assist, a Steam-like in-game browser overlay for Windows 11, making it easier for gamers to access tips, guides, and walkthroughs without ever leaving their game. Much like Valve’s Steam overlay browser, Game Assist detects the game you’re playing and automatically suggests relevant tips and guides in a side panel.
This eliminates the need for gamers to alt-tab out to look up walkthroughs, strategy guides, or solutions to in-game puzzles. Even if a game isn’t officially supported, players can still use Game Assist to browse guides, forums, or any other websites while playing.
Our coverage of in-game guides includes: "Microsoft Rolls Out Steam-Style Game Assist Overlay for Windows 11 Gamers"; "10 Video Games to Watch Out For in March 2017"; "5 Relaxing Games for Android and iOS (Part 2)". Each article provides unique insights and information.