Xbox Cloud Gaming is finally getting the ability to purchase games outside of Xbox Game Pass. But how will the rollout work? We have the details.

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.

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.

Xbox Cloud Gaming is finally getting the ability to purchase games outside of Xbox Game Pass. But how will the rollout work? We have the details.

Xboxs cloud gaming service may soon offer players a new feature that drastically increases the number of games they can play via cloud.

Microsoft is reportedly set to significantly expand Xbox Cloud Gaming's capabilities next month, introducing the ability for Xbox players to stream any of their purchased games. To date, Xbox Cloud Gaming's streaming features have only been available across a select number of Game Pass titles,