The test is now rolling out to iOS users.
What you need to know
- Project xCloud is Microsoft's game streaming technology, currently in beta testing.
- While xCloud was previously only available on Android devices, it is expanding to iOS with a limited test.
- There's only 10,000 spots at the moment, so sign up quickly if you are interested.
- The only game in this limited test is Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
While Project xCloud has been in public testing since last year, it's only been available on Android devices. That changes today, as a new blog post has just announced that Project xCloud is coming to iOS in the form of a limited test! This test will be restricted to the U.S, UK and Canada at first, while only 10,000 applicants are being accepted at this time.
Due to App Store policies, the only game in this limited test is Halo: The Master Chief Collection. As time goes on and the test expands to more people and regions on iOS, more games may be added. For the full list of games currently supported on Project xCloud via Android, check here.
If you are already registered for Project xCloud on Android you can just change your registration status with Microsoft to iOS to enroll. This change won't affect your ability to continue to play on Android either.
Here's everything you'll need to participate in this limited test:
- A Microsoft account (MSA) associated with your Xbox gamertag.
- An iPhone or iPad running iOS 13.0 or greater and also Bluetooth version 4.0.
- A Bluetooth-enabled Xbox One Wireless Controller.
- Access to a Wi-Fi or mobile data connection that supports 10Mbps-down bandwidth, similar to streaming video. If you are using Wi-Fi, we recommend using a 5Ghz connection.
We'll be sure to provide updates if the test expands to more people and regions or if more games are added. If you're not sure how to sign up, you can check our guide right here.
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Register for Project xCloud
If you want to enroll in the limited beta testing for Microsoft's game streaming service Project xCloud you need to go here first!
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The test is now rolling out to iOS users.
What you need to know
Project xCloud is Microsoft's game streaming technology, currently in beta testing.
While xCloud was previously only available on Android devices, it is expanding to iOS with a limited test.
There's only 10,000 spots at the moment, so sign up quickly if you are interested.
The only game in this limited test is Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
While Project xCloud has been in public testing since last year, it's only been available on Android devices. That changes today, as a new blog post has just announced that Project xCloud is coming to iOS in the form of a limited test! This test will be restricted to the U.S, UK and Canada at first, while only 10,000 applicants are being accepted at this time.
Due to App Store policies, the only game in this limited test is Halo: The Master Chief Collection. As time goes on and the test expands to more people and regions on iOS, more games may be added. For the full list of ... by: Samuel Tolbert via https://www.AiUpNow.com/
