SYSTEM UPDATE: Xbox June Update Brings Mouse & Keyboard Support, Copilot AI, Game Hubs & More!

The Xbox June 2025 Update is here with a wave of exciting new features!

First up, mouse and keyboard support is expanding to more titles like Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Smite 2, and Planet Zoo: Console Edition, while touch controls continue to enhance mobile gameplay for select games including Zenless Zone Zero and Avowed.

Xbox is also testing Copilot for Gaming on mobile — your personal AI sidekick that can offer real-time help, tips, and coaching across your games.

On PC, the Xbox app now features a new aggregated gaming library, letting you launch titles from Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net, and other storefronts in one place, along with publisher channels to easily explore franchises. Console players can enjoy more customization on the Home screen, Game Hubs for detailed game stats, and better cloud save sync visuals to prevent data loss. Game Pass members also get in-game perks for free-to-play titles.

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PC Gaming Updates

Aggregated gaming library

Starting this week, Xbox Insiders can preview the new aggregated gaming library in the Xbox PC app for Windows and handheld devices. This holiday, the feature will be available on the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X.

With the aggregated gaming library, players can conveniently launch games from Xbox, Game Pass, Battle.net and other leading PC storefronts from a single library within the Xbox PC app. Whether you’re on a Windows PC or a handheld device, your Xbox library, hundreds of Game Pass titles, and your installed games from leading PC storefronts will always be at your fingertips. We’ll continue rolling out support for additional PC storefronts over time. Learn more information here.

Publisher channel

Players can now see a channel on the Xbox PC app’s Game Pass tab featuring iconic characters from various publishers. This feature highlights the diversity of publishers and games in Game Pass, enhancing discovery, and simplifying access to new titles. Interacting with the channel takes players to a gallery of all the publisher’s games, making it easy to find more titles from their favorite franchises.

Xbox Console Updates

Most recently used customization

The recently played games and apps list on Home has three new features that allow players to customize their experience. Players can now hide system apps, pin favorites to the list, and reduce the number of tiles displayed. This update is part of our ongoing effort to make Home more personal, flexible, and responsive to feedback.

To find the new settings, go to Settings > General > Personalization > Games & apps or go to My games & apps > Manage > Games & apps. To pin and unpin favorites to and from the recently played games and apps list, select a tile on the list and use the Menu button to find the new options.

In-game benefits for free-to-play games

Xbox is making it easier for players on consoles and mobile to discover in-game benefits tied to select free-to-play titles, available with Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass memberships.

On console, players can browse the More Benefits page to see what’s available. On mobile, these perks are visible directly on a game's product detail page (PDP).

Eligible members can unlock rewards like cosmetic skins, character unlocks, in-game currency, and other bonus content across supported free-to-play games.

Game Hubs

Now available to all players, game hubs provide relevant information about the selected game, including player stats, achievements, friends currently playing, recent captures, available add-ons, events, and more.

Game hubs will appear whenever a player selects a game from their recently played games lists, groups, or installed games. The default focus in game hubs is always on the Play button, so players can jump right into the action with a quick double-tap of the A button from the game tile to start playing.

They also added new settings that allow players to decide where game hubs are enabled. To find these settings, press the Xbox button and go to Profile & System > Settings > General > Personalization > Games & Apps and toggle when and where game hubs appear.

Xbox Cloud Gaming – Game Save Improvements

Xbox has introduced new features for cloud and console players to improve the experience when game saves are left behind on an offline device. Players will now see progress bars, device names, timestamps, and other details when a save is in an unsynced state, helping them identify and resolve issues more easily.

Additional insights now reveal the source of game syncs, their current progress, and error messages with tips, making it clearer when to wait or take action. These updates aim to reduce the risk of accidental data loss and improve transparency during save dialogs.

Copilot for Gaming (Beta) – Preview on mobile devices

Xbox is introducing the ultimate gaming sidekick: Copilot for Gaming, designed to help players jump into games faster, improve their skills with expert coaching, and enjoy a more interactive, social experience. Now available in early preview through the beta version of the Xbox mobile app on iOS and Android, Copilot will also be coming to the ROG Xbox Ally this holiday.

In this early version, players can ask Copilot questions about any game—including the one they’re currently playing—or get help when they’re stuck. Copilot can provide tips, guidance, or even videos to assist with challenges and quests. More features and updates are expected soon.

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