Full-screen Xbox experience now available on Windows 11-based PCs, tablets
Microsoft is rolling out Xbox mode to Windows 11 PCs and tablets in select markets, bringing a console-style interface with controller-first navigation and unified game libraries. The feature aggregates game libraries from multiple platforms, including Game Pass, Steam, Epic Games Store, and EA Play.
Microsoft has begun rolling out Xbox mode to Windows 11 PCs, including laptops, desktops, and tablets, in select markets. This update brings a console-inspired Xbox experience for PC and tablet users. The feature introduces a full-screen, controller-friendly interface that allows users to browse, manage, and launch games without relying on a keyboard or mouse. Xbox mode aggregates game libraries from multiple platforms, including titles from Game Pass as well as other PC storefronts. The rollout follows a price reduction for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscriptions in April. Microsoft first introduced this full-screen Xbox experience in November 2025 through preview builds for Windows Insider and Xbox Insider programme users.
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