What's New in Xbox Game in 2021?; XCloud PC and iOS Launch Date
Halo Infinite and Psychonauts 2 will be among the games included in Xbox Game offer next year. Microsoft has also confirmed the launch of Project xCloud on PC and - against Apple's assurances - on iOS mobile devices.
Apple threatened that streaming services like Google Stadia would not be available on the company's smartphones and tablets. However, this apparently did not discourage Microsoft. The company announced the launch of Project xCloud in beta version on PC and iOS devices as part of Xbox Game Ultimate in spring 2021. In the latter case, the service will only be available through the browser, which is due to App Store restrictions imposed by Apple's strict control.
Of course, the article on popularity of Xbox Game , which is also mentioned in the article. In November, the players spent billions of hours in over 3.8 thousand games from the service's catalogue. This also translated into a twofold increase in engagement compared to last year.
As far as Microsoft's investment in games is concerned, this is to be reflected in two areas. First of all, the company has announced the launch of further games in Xbox Game next year, including incorporation of Bethesda into Xbox Game Studios. This will include a total of 23 development teams, which - as Microsoft promises - will enable the company to provide "something for every kind of gamer".
games in Xbox Game :
- Halo Infinite
- Psychonauts 2
- The Ascent
- The Medium
- The Gunk
- Warhammer 40K: Darktide
- ExoMecha
- Shredders
- Scorn
- SkateBIRD
- Dead Static Drive
- The Good Life
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