Microsoft is integrating Game Pass into a unified Xbox mobile application.

Microsoft is set to merge its Xbox Game Pass and Xbox mobile applications into one unified app. This week, the company is testing a new version of the Xbox app for iOS and Android, which incorporates features from the separate Xbox Game Pass app.

Users will soon be able to browse the entire Game Pass library and manage their memberships directly within the Xbox mobile app. Additionally, Game Pass Ultimate members will have the option to claim perks through this updated app.

According to a Microsoft blog post, “These updates will be available for Xbox beta members on mobile and will be rolled out to everyone soon.” As part of this transition, the Xbox Game Pass app will no longer support new downloads starting in November.

The revamped Xbox app will feature Game Pass integration, along with capabilities for party and text chat, access to game captures, and the ability to remotely install or play games. However, due to ongoing discussions between Microsoft and Apple regarding cloud gaming, users will still not be able to stream games via the Xbox mobile apps on iOS or Android. For game streaming, users will need to use xbox.com/play in a web browser.

These updates to the mobile Game Pass come shortly after Microsoft introduced its Xbox Game Pass Standard tier, priced at $14.99 per month, which offers console multiplayer access. The Xbox Game Pass Standard was initially announced in July, along with increases in prices for Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscriptions.