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Microsoft has updated the Xbox app on Windows 11 to support showing and launching all installed games from various sources like Steam, GOG, and more, creating a unified gaming hub. The new features include an aggregated library, easier game launching, a 'My apps' tab for external storefronts, and upcoming cloud sync for cross-device gameplay, enhancing the gaming experience on Windows 11 devices.
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, inspired by Suikoden, is set to join Xbox Game Pass on its launch day, along with other anticipated indies like Another Crab’s Treasure and Manor Lords. The lineup for April also includes Harold Halibut, Orcs Must Die! 3, and EA Sports NHL 24 via EA Play, while several titles are set to leave the gaming library at the end of the month.
Ubisoft Connect PC Beta is launching with a new gaming library, social features, and an entire technological overhaul to keep up with increasingly complex updates to Ubisoft's games and services. The new app is focused on accessibility, ease of access, and making sure that it's clear to the user how to find what they are looking for. The Beta is now live and Ubisoft is eager to hear player feedback.
Nintendo Switch Online has added four classic games to its gaming library, including Harvest Moon for SNES, Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble, Mystery Tower on NES, and Blaster Master: Enemy Below for Game Boy Color. Harvest Moon is a farming and social simulator game, Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble is a tilt-controlled game, Mystery Tower challenges players to become puzzle-solving archaeologists, and Blaster Master: Enemy Below tasks the player with saving the world. These games join the recent addition of Super Mario Advance, Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2, and Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3.
Ubisoft Plus, the subscription service that gives players access to a wide library of Ubisoft games, is finally launching on Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. However, the Xbox version will have access to fewer games than the PC version. To use Ubisoft Plus on Xbox, players will have to pay for the more expensive Multi Access plan, which costs $17.99 per month but lets you play on Xbox, PC, and Amazon’s Luna cloud gaming service.