Amazon has started rolling out Xbox Cloud Gaming support on select Fire TV devices in India. The move follows Microsoft’s recent launch of Xbox Cloud Gaming in the country on November 11, which lets players stream a broad lineup of games without a console.
The rollout gives Xbox Game Pass subscribers another way to access cloud-enabled titles through the Xbox app on supported Fire TV devices. Users can stream games available under Game Pass Essential, Premium, or Ultimate, based on their plan and region.
The service works on the Fire TV Stick 4K (2nd Generation), Fire TV Stick 4K Plus, and the Fire TV Cube (3rd Generation). These devices start at Rs. 6,499 and function as media players that can now support cloud gaming through the dedicated app.
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How to Set Up Xbox Cloud Gaming on Fire TV
Step 1: Download the Xbox app from the Amazon Appstore on a supported Fire TV device.
Step 2: Open the app and sign in with a Microsoft account. Users with an active Game Pass subscription can directly begin streaming supported titles from the cloud.
Step 3: Pair a Bluetooth controller with the Fire TV device. The controller must be purchased separately. Once paired, users can start streaming games from the Game Pass library.
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With this setup, players can access several cloud-supported titles, including new releases and India-focused games such as Raji: An Ancient Epic. The app streams games from Microsoft’s servers, removing the need for a gaming console.
How Cloud Gaming Works
Xbox Cloud Gaming streams games from remote servers, which allows users to play without downloading files or owning an Xbox console. A Game Pass subscription or a supported free-to-play title is required to access the service through the cloud.
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Users must maintain a stable high-speed internet connection to stream games smoothly. Microsoft recommends a minimum download speed of 10 Mbps for consistent performance. The service supports only single-player access per account and does not offer local multiplayer options.
For just Rs. 499 per month, subscribers get access to a catalogue of cloud-compatible games that work across phones, tablets, PCs, and select Fire TV devices.