In the past, the Microsoft store's encryption would block other Windows accounts from accessing files downloaded from the store, and sometimes from even re-downloading a game on a separate account to the same drive, but that user might be able to download the game to a secondary drive. If I get a chance today, I'll try to test your original scenario.
When a family member wants to play a game, they login to this Windows account, and login to Game Pass with thier own gamertag, and then their save files will synch and save to thier own gamertag. The first thing you need to do, is to set up the account that owns the subscription/game as a home Xbox on one console. You can play the same game at the same time using two different consoles However, in order to do that you will need to be using two different profiles for each console. In that account, you install all your Game Pass games. Hello, Regarding your question it is a yes. You just need to login and install any game with the Game Pass account holder's account.įor example, maybe your family creates a Gaming Account on Windows.
I've had issues using Game Pass games across different Windows accounts in the same PC, but it's possible Microsoft has fixed it.Īlternately, you can very much play Game Pass games with any Gamertag you like from the same PC. If you are referring to using Game Pass on the same PC, but each family member uses thier own Windows account on that specific PC (as in, you each have your own desktop etc), that might be a bit more trouble.
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