Here's What's Included In The Xbox June 2025 Update

The Xbox June 2025 update has begun rolling out to all users on Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC and beyond this week, introducing a bunch of updates that are pretty significant across console and PC in particular.

Here's a short overview of the Xbox June 2025 update, with more details available at Xbox Wire:

• CoPilot for Gaming is now available in beta on mobile

"In this early version, players can ask Copilot about any games, including the game they’re currently playing, or seek assistance if they encounter difficulties. Try asking Copilot for tips, guidance, or even video to help guide you through your next quest. Currently available for early preview in the beta version of the Xbox mobile app, available on iOS and Android, and coming this holiday on the ROG Xbox Ally."

• Xbox PC app begins integrating Steam, Battle.Net, etc. (Xbox Insiders only for now)

"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."

• Xbox PC app adds a 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."

• Xbox console UI can now be customised in specific ways

"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. 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."

• Free-to-play Xbox Game Pass Ultimate benefits will become more visible

"We’re making it easier for players on Xbox consoles and mobile to discover the in-game benefits for select free-to-play games available with their Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass memberships. On console, check the More Benefits page to discover in-game benefits available for free-to-play games. On mobile, you’ll find in-game benefits for free-to-play games on the game’s product detail page (PDP)."

• Xbox Game Hubs have been added when starting up games

"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."

• More clarity is being provided about your save games on the cloud

"A new progress bar, device names, timestamps, and additional details are now displayed when you have previous game saves on another device in an unsynced state, giving players the information they need. We have also added insights into the source of game syncs, their progress, and error messages with helpful tips if syncing gets stuck."

• Xbox continues to add support for touch screen & M&K controls, Stream Your Own Game & Xbox Play Anywhere titles

"We’re continuing to add more games to the “Stream your own game” collection for Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta)... 100+ games have [also] been released with Xbox Play Anywhere so far in 2025!"

• Xbox Retro Classics adds five more games

This initiative is a step in our commitment to game preservation and backwards compatibility, allowing players to experience many timeless games on modern devices. Here are the recently added games to the collection: Cosmic Commuter, Heart of China, Skiing, Solar Storm, Subterranea.

Which of these June 2025 Xbox features are you excited for? Let us know in the comments below.