In some ways, the new Xbox Home won’t look radically different from the old one, which uses Microsoft Fluent Design and tile-based apps similar to the UI for Windows 10 and 11. However, the new Home is meant to not just be easier to navigate, but also more customized to your personal tastes.
By simplifying the layout, there is more room to show off your customized background. You’ll also now have the option to have your background match which game you’re currently highlighting in the Recently Played list, making the Home appearance both more dynamic and easier to look at. Microsoft also hopes to make game discovery more personalized with algorithmically-curated lists of suggested games that will appear on your Home screen.
Other features include a Watch & Listen spotlight that helps differentiate media apps from gaming apps, and the ability to pin not just your favorite games, but also system groups (like Quick Resume) and other curated groups to your Home. The Friends & Community Updates row is also being updated, and Microsoft is hoping this will help improve the social aspect of the Xbox experience.
Finally, a new quick access menu is being introduced to the top of the Home screen to help you better navigate your Xbox. With this new menu, it’ll be easier than ever to go from Home to your games and apps Library, as well as the Search bar, Settings, Microsoft Store, or Xbox Game Pass screen.
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