Game Hubs, one-stop centralized location to manage games, lands on PC for Xbox Insiders
This version of game hubs is just the beginning.
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Key notes
- Microsoft announced that Xbox Insiders and select Xbox App on PC users can now access “Game Hubs.”
- It’s a one-stop centralized location on Xbox to manage their games.
- You can easily launch, update, and explore games, with quick access to DLC and more.
Microsoft has finally announced that Xbox Insiders and select Xbox App on PC users can now access new “Game Hubs,” a one-stop centralized location on Xbox to manage their games and connect with the gaming community.
“This version of game hubs is just the beginning. We have another wave of updates coming soon, including ways to view your local game captures and browse other games from the same publisher,” Dylan Meade, Senior Product Manager at Xbox Experiences further promises.
But what exactly is it? With Game Hubs, built by user input in mind, you can easily launch, update, and explore games, with quick access to DLC, friends who play the same games as you, achievements, and developer updates.
And, with HowLongToBeat, you can also see how long the game might take to finish, based on other players’ experiences through a third-party community-driven web portal.
Microsoft also says that until March 9, a special Quest is available in the Xbox Insider Hub for PC Gaming preview players. And, as always, you can share suggestions by accessing the Feedback option in the Xbox App.
Joining the Xbox Insider program has its perks. Not only does it give you a golden ticket to the latest Xbox features before they’re rolled out to general users, but you can also help shape users’ experience on Microsoft’s three desktop gaming apps: the Xbox App, Game Bar, and Gaming Service.
