XBPlay

Stream your Xbox to the big screen with surprising ease

XBPlay is a focused, no-nonsense solution for turning your TV into a remote window to your Xbox One or Series X/S. Instead of sitting right next to your console, you can comfortably play from the couch while your games are streamed directly to your Android TV.

Once configured, XBPlay mirrors your entire console experience: dashboard, apps, and, crucially, games. A major plus is its support for Xbox 360 backwards compatible titles running on your Xbox One or Series X/S, so your legacy library can also benefit from the same streaming setup.

Performance will depend heavily on the quality of your home network, but on a solid Wi-Fi or wired connection, XBPlay can feel impressively responsive, even for faster-paced titles. Input delay is still present, as with any streaming solution, yet it’s typically low enough to make most single‑player and many multiplayer experiences perfectly enjoyable.

The interface is clearly designed with the TV in mind, favoring big, readable elements that are easy to navigate with a gamepad or remote. There are no flashy gimmicks here, just a clean layout that lets you jump into your console quickly. If you’d rather avoid manual configuration, the developer also offers a companion app on phones and tablets to streamline the initial setup process.

On the downside, XBPlay is not a magic bullet for weak networks: unstable Wi-Fi, congested connections, or long distances from your router can introduce artifacts and stutter. It’s also a niche tool—if you’re not interested in remote streaming within your home, its value is limited.

For Xbox owners with a reliable home network and an Android TV, however, XBPlay is a convenient and surprisingly polished way to enjoy console games on the biggest screen in the house without constantly rearranging hardware.