Xbox officially brings Cloud Gaming to Steam Deck: Could Game Pass come natively next?
Xbox has officially brought Cloud Gaming to the Steam Deck. This has got fans excited to try out games on xcloud and Game Pass on their new handheld device. However, with Xbox and Valve’s collaboration in Cloud Gaming bringing Game Pass titles to the Deck, fans are left wondering if Game Pass could come natively to the Deck in the future.
Game Pass, the subscription-based service by Xbox, is undoubtedly the best deal in gaming, even in its limited Cloud Gaming state on Steam Deck. It brings hundreds of top-tier games across PC and Xbox consoles (One and Series X|S) for players to enjoy. Game Pass also brings Cloud Gaming, which lets users stream games to their mobile devices with cloud gaming.
Ever since its introduction a couple of years back, Game Pass has established itself as the best subscription-based service in the video gaming industry. With the success of the service, Xbox has evolved beyond a console manufacturer into a multi-platform publisher, with games launching simultaneously on both PC and Xbox consoles.
One of the most recent additions to the Game Pass is Cloud Gaming. Originally Project xCloud, Cloud Gaming lets players stream games on mobile devices, with the service first coming to Android and then iOS later down the line.
Recently, Xbox officially brought Cloud Gaming to the Steam Deck, following the same method as the iOS client. Players will be able to use the Edge browser to play cloud games directly from their Steam UI.
Microsoft published a simple and easy guide along with official artwork for players to add Xbox Cloud Gaming to their Steam Library and get it working.
However, there are a couple of things players must take note of in regards to Cloud Gaming. As it is streaming the title from a
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