The initial release of Windows 10X won't have support for classic Win32 apps, so Project xCloud is a Microsoft's solution to bring more software to the platform.At the moment, no one is speaking about the resolution the streamed games will be. Project xCloud is expected to play an important role in Windows 10X user experience. Still, the company considers alternative options to make the service available to more users. For now, Microsoft does not provide a way to buy Project xCloud separately from Xbox Game Pass. This service gives everything you need to enjoy Microsoft’s gaming ecosystem fully. Project xCloud is a part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, which is available for $14.99/mo.
This will open the door to next-gen console games for those suffering from limited to non-existing stock, console scalpers, and inflated prices. Microsoft plans to fix this by upgrading Project xCloud to Xbox Series X hardware later this year. This service is based on Xbox One S, so there is no 4K support, ray tracing, or quick loading times.
It is worth mentioning that Project xCloud, in its current form, cannot run next-gen console titles. But you can expect broader support because Project xCloud is officially coming to iOS in the form of a web app. For those on Windows 10, Project xCloud will be integrated into the Xbox app.Īlthough we do not have any official information about compatibility, The Verge reports that Project xCloud will be limited to Chromium-based browsers like Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome.
Games launch in fullscreen mode without any downloads, but you need a controller to play. All you need to do is find a title you want and hit the play button. It is pretty much a simple launcher with a featured games section, a list of recently played games, and a search bar. If you are familiar with how Project xCloud looks, feels, and works on Android, its web version will not surprise you.
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