In a groundbreaking move, Microsoft has strengthened its partnership with cloud game service provider Boosteroid, offering Xbox games to cloud game members. Last year, Microsoft signed a ten-year agreement with Boosteroid in Kiev, Ukraine, to address regulatory concerns surrounding their acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
This closer relationship between Microsoft and Boosteroid now allows members with both Boosteroid and Xbox Game Pass memberships to stream Xbox games from Xbox Game Studios and Bethesda, as well as games purchased from the Microsoft Store. Popular titles such as “Dishonored 2”, “Gears Tactics”, “Gears 5”, “Deathloop”, and “Pentiment” are now available on the platform.
Users can access these games on Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, or the Android TV App by logging into the Boosteroid platform, selecting “Xbox” in the game library, choosing a game, and confirming eligibility by logging into their Microsoft account. The streaming method also supports cross-platform saving, allowing players to continue their game progress on Xbox or PC at home after playing on the Boosteroid platform.
Microsoft and Boosteroid have promised to add more “popular and user-favorite” games in the future, making this partnership an exciting prospect for gamers. To stay updated on the latest technology news and online shopping discounts, follow Yahoo Tech on their major social platforms.