Microsoft xCloud brings over 100 Xbox games to iPhone, PCs, Android, now rolling out

Microsoft's xCloud game streaming is available in 22 countries at this point.

Microsoft’s xCloud gaming is now available on iPhone, iPad, Macs, MacBooks, and PCs for everyone. On Monday, Microsoft announced that its Cloud Gaming service has begun rolling out to compatible devices, and this means that anyone with a device that meets the hardware requirements for xCloud will be able to play Xbox games, obviously, through an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription. Microsoft’s xCloud Gaming has been an invite-only service since April this year until now when the software giant is rolling it out in 22 countries. Since cloud gaming does not require specific hardware, a large number of devices are supported. You can play Xbox games -- which are a part of the Cloud Gaming category under the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription -- on Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome browser on PC, as well as Macs and MacBooks. But the biggest attraction here is the support for iPhone and iPad, where you will have to use the Safari browser to access xCloud. Microsoft said you will have the option of choosing from a controller or touch controls for some games. And then, there are Android phones that support Microsoft’s Cloud Gaming through Chromium-based browsers.