Microsoft is planning to update its Xbox mobile app on Android to allow US users to purchase and then play Xbox games on their mobile devices next month. Following a US court ruling earlier this week that forces Google to stop requiring Google Play Billing for apps in the Play Store on November 1st,

So President Bond has finally ruled out any speculation; you will be able to buy the games on Xbox Store from the Xbox App, and play them, on Android.

Users in the US will soon be able to purchase and then play Xbox games on their Android devices starting next month. This will be possible directly through the Xbox app. The move has been confirmed by Xbox President Sarah Bond on X adding that it will offer more choice and flexibility.

Microsoft says it will start selling Xbox games on its Android app next month, which users can stream and enjoy on their mobile devices using the company's cloud gaming solution.

It's taken a while, but Microsoft has announced that you can finally play and buy Xbox games via the Android app

Microsoft is taking another step towards mobile games with plans to sell titles within its Xbox App on Android later

Microsoft will allow Android users to directly purchase Xbox games from its app starting in November. This decision follows a

Microsoft is keen on boosting its mobile gaming position. A judge’s decision this week opened the way to do so on Android devices.

Microsoft has announced that the Xbox app on Android will allow users to buy games and play them on their phones starting in November.

Thanks to Google's epic loss in Epic v. Google, Microsoft will let Android users play and purchase Xbox games on their devices.