Microsoft first announced it would support your game library on Xbox Cloud Gaming in 2022, but it never launched that year. I understand the work has been complicated by having to

Microsoft is about to change the gaming experience with a new feature that would let you stream your own Xbox games. The development, part of an initiative called Project Lapland, is aimed at bolstaring the capabilities of Xbox Cloud Gaming servers. It would support streaming for thousands of games, far beyond the existing Xbox Game Pass library.

The feature is reportedly being referred to as “Project Lapland” and encompasses an update to the servers on which Xbox Cloud Gaming runs. For Microsoft, this likely entails assuring that their servers can handle a wide range of games, ranging in graphics and speed.

Microsoft is reportedly planning to allow gamers to stream their own titles even if they aren't in the Xbox Game Pass library.

It's going to be a big time for Microsoft's Xbox Cloud gaming efforts here soon, as it's now being reported that Microsoft is adding the ability to stream

Windows Central's Jez Corden has apparently been told by his own sources that this rollout "won't be all Xbox games all at once" and it will instead be in batches. As for Xbox fans outside of the US, it sounds like these new cloud versions may be made available via the Xbox "Play" website for now, rather than directly via the app.

Following up on a promise made when xCloud was first announced, Xbox might finally let you stream games you own, says a new report.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

First announced years ago, the ability to begin streaming games you own on Xbox but that aren’t part of Game Pass will go into testing for insiders beginning in November. It’ll add another meaningful perk to the Netflix-like subscription program,