<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Microsoft is testing a new aggregated gaming library feature in its Xbox PC app on Windows.</li><li>Xbox Insiders will be able to access their Steam and Battle.net games within the Xbox app.</li><li>The aim is to consolidate PC games into a single launcher through the Xbox app.</li><li>This consolidated library will be available later this year and on new devices like ROG Xbox Ally handhelds.</li><li>Microsoft is aiming to compete with platforms like Steam and SteamOS by merging Windows and Xbox gaming experiences.</li><li>Games installed from supported PC storefronts will automatically show up in 'My library' in the Xbox PC app.</li><li>Support for additional PC storefronts will be added gradually.</li><li>To experience the new feature, users can download the Xbox Insider Hub on PC and join the PC gaming preview.</li><li>Users can manage game visibility by customizing settings in the Xbox app.</li></ul>

Microsoft adds Steam games to its Xbox PC app on Windows

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