#Xbox app update

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. ​ 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. By integrating third-party game libraries, Microsoft aims to position the Xbox app as a central hub for PC gaming, simplifying the user experience. 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. On Windows, players can access Gaming Copilot through the Game Bar by installing the Xbox PC app and pressing Windows key + G. In recent months, the company has introduced AI-powered updates to Windows 11 File Explorer, rolled out Copilot Chat to Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel, and Outlook, and added free AI text features to Notepad on Copilot+ PCs. How to enable Gaming Copilot on Windows 11: Install the Xbox PC app on your computer. Microsoft is testing a new feature in its Xbox app on Windows 11 that makes it easier for PC gamers to install and launch third-party apps and even rival game stores. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft's Xbox App Update Aims to Integrate Steam and Epic Games Libraries" and "Microsoft rolls out Gaming Copilot on Windows 11, Xbox mobile app coming next".