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Testing for Copilot for Gaming (Beta) Begins Rolling Out on Mobile Devices Today

Taylor O’Malley
Principal Program Manager, Xbox
May 28, 2025 · 4 min read
Two mobile devices set next to each other. The mobile device on the left shows Copilot for Gaming saying hello to a user named StormYeti. The mobile device on the right shows Copilot for Gaming listening to the user’s voice prompt.

Summary

  • Copilot for Gaming (Beta), the ultimate gaming sidekick, begins rolling out for early testing today in the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile on iOS and Android devices.
  • In this early version, beta testers can ask Copilot about any games, including the game they’re currently playing, or ask for help if they get stuck. It can also answer questions about their Xbox activity, like play history and achievements, or even provide recommendations of what to play next.
  • We’re sharing features like this early and often to ensure the products we develop are aligned with your needs and preferences. Players who already have the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile downloaded on their iOS or Android device can begin providing feedback on the new feature in-app today. Android users can download the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile on the Google Play Store.

At Xbox, we want to help you spend more time playing the games you love, to be there when you need some help – and out of the way when you don’t. Copilot for Gaming (Beta) is designed to do just that, and starting today, you can begin testing this new feature as it starts rolling out to the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile devices.

Copilot for Gaming is the ultimate gaming sidekick, making gaming with Xbox more seamless and personalized. In this early version of the feature for mobile, you’ll be able to access Copilot for Gaming on a second screen, without distracting you from your core gameplay experience.  The companion knows what game you’re playing and understands your Xbox activity, so it can answer any questions about the games you’re interested in, provide links to more information when its response includes web sources, or answer questions based on your account, play history and achievements.

If you’re not sure where to begin, here are a few suggestions to get you started – and remember, you can type your prompts in chat or speak directly with Copilot using voice:

When you ask Copilot a question, it sources your player activity on Xbox alongside public sources of information from the Bing search engine for its response. We’re working hard to bring deeper personalization, richer game assistance such as proactive coaching, and many more features to Copilot for Gaming (Beta) at a later date.

How to Try Copilot for Gaming (Beta)

This early preview of Copilot for Gaming in the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile is available in English for players aged 18 and older in the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, and other regions. You can view the full list of regions where early testing is available here. We plan to release Copilot for Gaming (Beta) in additional regions at a later date.

As we explore new ideas and continue to experiment,we’ll be bringing new features like Copilot for Gaming to the community early and often.Your feedback will be critical in helping us shape these experiences and ensuring that they’re truly aligned with player needs and preferences.

Players who already have the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile downloaded on their iOS or Android device can begin providing feedback on Copilot for Gaming (Beta) directly by selecting “Give Feedback” under “More Options” in the top left corner of the app, or by simply marking any incorrect responses from Copilot with a “thumbs up” or “thumbs down” in the chat.

Android users can download the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile in the Google Play Store. If you have an iOS device and don’t already have the beta version of the Xbox app for mobile downloaded, don’t worry – early testing for Copilot for Gaming (Beta) will also be coming soon to Game Bar on Windows PC, and we also have plans to make it available more widely in the Xbox app for mobile in the future. Stay tuned for more updates!

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