#Windows 11 gaming

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. After months of beta testing, the Microsoft Edge Game Assist feature is now available in the stable version of the browser, bringing game-aware functionality to the Windows Game Bar. Once activated, the feature is accessible through the Windows Game Bar (Windows key + G). With Game Assist, Microsoft is further integrating Edge into the gaming experience, offering PC gamers a more seamless way to access information without interrupting gameplay. Whether you're tackling a tricky boss fight or looking up crafting recipes, this built-in overlay is a game-changer for Windows 11 users. Microsoft has started rolling out the beta version of Gaming Copilot on Windows 11 PCs. The AI-powered assistant, described as a "personal gaming sidekick," is available for users aged 18 and older, excluding those in mainland China. The feature will also expand beyond PC, with Microsoft confirming that Gaming Copilot will arrive on the Xbox mobile app for iOS and Android in October. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft Rolls Out Steam-Style Game Assist Overlay for Windows 11 Gamers" and "Microsoft rolls out Gaming Copilot on Windows 11, Xbox mobile app coming next".