Microsoft is reportedly planning to allow gamers to stream their own titles even if they aren't in the Xbox Game Pass library.

First announced years ago, the ability to begin streaming games you own on Xbox but that aren’t part of Game Pass will go into testing for insiders beginning in November. It’ll add another meaningful perk to the Netflix-like subscription program,

According to a new report, Microsoft is planning to introduce the ability to cloud stream any Xbox game you own starting from next month.

The feature is reportedly being referred to as “Project Lapland” and encompasses an update to the servers on which Xbox Cloud Gaming runs. For Microsoft, this likely entails assuring that their servers can handle a wide range of games,

Xboxs cloud gaming service may soon offer players a new feature that drastically increases the number of games they can play via cloud.

Cloud gaming can be great if you want to play games on less powerful hardware, but some services only give you a strict selection of titles and won't let you play with your own library. However, this may change soon for Xbox fans,

Microsoft is reportedly set to significantly expand Xbox Cloud Gaming's capabilities next month, introducing the ability for Xbox players to stream any of their purchased games. To date, Xbox Cloud Gaming's streaming features have only been available across a select number of Game Pass titles,