The Xbox app is loaded with content, and now even more can enjoy it PC side. Arm-based Windows 11 devices have received the Xbox app in full, allowing them to enjoy Game Pass and more. The details are below, check it out especially if you have an Arm-based Windows 11 device!
Today, the Xbox app is now available on all Arm-based Windows 11 devices, enabling players to now download and enjoy a wide range of titles from the Xbox PC app game catalog on Arm-based Windows 11 devices.
With this update, more than 85% of the Game Pass catalog is now compatible with these PCs, with support continuing to grow as platform capabilities expand. For titles not yet running natively, players can jump in via Xbox Cloud Gaming, while the Xbox team works with partners to broaden compatibility.
Since releasing the Xbox app to Windows and Xbox Insiders and listening to the gaming community, here are several platform updates that have been implemented to expand compatibility:
- Prism, the emulator that runs x86/x64 software on Arm, now supports AVX and AVX2, increasing compatibility for many modern games.
- Epic Anti-Cheat (EAC) support also enables fan-favorites for games on Arm-based Windows 11 PCs, including popular titles such as Gears of War: Reloaded, Fortnite, and more.
- Windows Performance Fit offers guidance on which titles should play well on a given device based on its hardware capabilities, so players can feel confident choosing what to download.
Windows and Xbox continue to collaborate across the gaming community, OEMS, silicon innovators, and game studios to expand catalog compatibility and deliver a consistently great Windows PC gaming experience - whether you’re on a powerful desktop, a purpose-built handheld, or an Arm-based Windows 11 laptop. Our focus remains on improving compatibility, enhancing performance, and delivering experiences that make it easy to jump in and play.
Every update we ship and every title we bring to Arm-based Windows 11 PCs is shaped by player feedback and community insights. With more improvements, features, and games in the coming year, we’re excited about what’s ahead to keep building the future of PC gaming.
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