Microsoft to expand testing of its Xbox Cloud Gaming service on Windows PCs, Apple iPhones and iPads

Microsoft is expanding access to its Xbox Cloud Gaming service Tuesday to Windows PCs and Apple iPhones and iPads.

As part of the limited beta test, some Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members will get invites to play cloud games via Chrome and Edge browsers for Windows 10 PCs and the Safari browser on Apple devices starting Tuesday.

Microsoft has been testing its service, announced more than two years ago, on Xbox consoles, PCs and Android devices. The Xbox Cloud Gaming has more than 100 games available, including "Halo," "Grand Theft Auto V" and "Fallout 4."

Invites to test the service will go out to players in 22 countries. "Our plan is to iterate quickly and open up to all Xbox Game Pass Ultimate members in the coming months so more people have the opportunity to play Xbox in all-new ways," said Catherine Gluckstein, Microsoft's vice president and head of product at Project xCloud, said in a blog post.

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Xbox Cloud games require a compatible Bluetooth or USB-connected controller, but more than 50 games, including "Minecraft Dungeons," can be played with touch controls. For more information on what devices can be used, check out the Xbox Cloud Gaming support hub on Reddit.

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Xbox Cloud Gaming service expands testing to iPhone, iPad, Windows PCs