You can now stream 50 new games from xCloud servers if you own the titles and have a Game Pass Ultimate subscription.

Xbox Cloud Gaming was relegated to games on Xbox Game Pass, but this week Xbox has extended the service to owned games in a player's library.

If you have any of the selected games from the Xbox store -- they're not included as part of Game Pass -- you can now play them via Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Gamers can now stream a limited catalog of games after Microsoft launched Xbox Cloud Gaming. The feature, first announced in 2019, is available to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers with a limited catalog of games.

On November 20, Xbox announced that it would finally let people stream some games they already own. This has been a long-requested feature from fans, something Xbox acknowledges in the blog post announcing the news, and Xbox previously teased that this feature was coming in October.

Xbox Cloud Gaming finally gets buy-to-own games. A few years ago, Microsoft announced its intent to add games to Xbox Cloud Gaming that you would be able to purchase and play at a

Xbox finally expanded its Xbox Cloud Gaming service to let Game Pass Ultimate members stream games they own. This new feature is currently available in all 28 countries where the beta program operates.

Five years after announcing the feature was on the way, Microsoft has finally launched the ability for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members to play "select" games they already own outside the Xbox Game Pass library via cloud streaming.