Find ALL owned games??

TheNastyB0y · Sep 15, 2019

The only thing ive bin able to find when i search a way to see all games you own is to check your the "ready to install" section in "my games and apps" but i know that you can also remove them from that list and then later find them in the store to download
them and make them show on the list again.

I also am sure the xbox will remove titles from your ready to install list for no reason because one day the number in the top left showing the total number of my games across installed and ready to install had gone down by over 50 since the previous night.
I called and asked the support team and they had no idea what happened or how to find a full list despite transferring me across SEVEN different support team operators! I have only been able to remember a handfull of the games missing and was still able to
find them and redownload them from the store so im sure that most if not all of the games removed from the list are still available.

If anyone knows any way to see a FULL LIST of all games you own INCLUDING the ones previously removed from the ready to install list PLEASE let me know!

Im sure that most gamers with large librarys dont play all of them all the time but it shouldnt be this hard for someone to find a game they own. The only way i could think to make a list on my own would be to go through years upon years of puchase history,
finding whick ones are games, comparing that list to the games showing on the console and redownloading the missing ones which would take WAAAY too much time

:)

Northern Lass

Unfortunately even your order history wont show you the games you have claimed via games with gold.

I keep a spreadsheet of everything I purchase and use a third party site to also keep track of my game collection.

Games disappear from the ready to install when they are delisted or randomly.

Ripins

Hi there, I know this can be frustrating when trying to see all of your games. It has happen to me a couple of times now. I fixed my issue by performing a hard reset and when I powered my Xbox back up my games were all there in the ready to install section.
I'm not sure if this will fix your issue but its the first step to try and problem solve what's going on.

To perform a Hard Reset you Hold your power button on your Xbox for 8 to 10 seconds or until it turns off. Once the Xbox is off unplug your power pack from the Xbox so it has no power running into it. Leave the power pack unplugged
for 5 to 10 minutes and then plug it back in and start up your Xbox.

Let us know if this solves your problem if not we can try and assist you future.

Thanks .

luissolid

Hello! You can your purchased games here: https://account.microsoft.com/billing/orders/

But you will need to check the list!

Regards!

darkist1

Hi TheNAstyB0y,

I dont think such a list exists yet? might be a good idea to go on the reddit forum for xbox ideas and post it there?

https://www.reddit.com/r/xboxinsiders/wiki/ideas

But your games shouldnt be removed from the ready to install unless they are not available to you again. perhaps it was a game that was on game pass that was removed. or an ea access subscription expired?

Here's how you would normally view all your Xbox DLC's and games

Usually, games and other downloads you buy appear among your games and apps and begin installing automatically. To check:

Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide, and then select My games & apps > See all.
In the games list, make sure the filter is set to All games.
If you don't see your game or add-on, select Ready to install and see if it appears there.

If you still aren’t seeing your game or add-on:

Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide.
Highlight—but don’t select—My games & apps.
Press the Menu button on your controller, then select Refresh and check for your item.

If Xbox Play Anywhere games you bought at the Microsoft Store on your PC aren’t installing, your settings might not allow auto downloads. Check your download settings:

Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide and go to System > Settings > System.
Select Updates & downloads.
Make sure the boxes for Keep my games & apps up to date and Allow remote installations are both checked.

If those options weren’t selected, the next place to check for your stuff is in your games list, under Ready to install. If you’re on a friend’s Xbox, for instance, this is where all your games will appear, not just the most recent.

Check in the Microsoft Store

Still don’t see a game you’re looking for? Skip back over to the Store. Press the Y button on your controller to open search, start typing, and choose your item when it appears in the search results.

If you’re looking for an add-on, access the Store this way:

Highlight (but don’t launch) the base game for the add-on.
Press the Menu button on your controller and select Manage game & add-ons.
Select See in Microsoft Store and check to make sure the item you’re looking for is part of the game you bought.

When you pre-order a game, for instance, and your purchase includes an additional game or bonus content, you’ll need to get the second game in the Store, even though you don’t need to pay for it.

TheNastyB0y

As i had mentioned in the post i am not willing to slowly sift through such a large list because there is no way to filter games from other purchases and the list is almost 5 years long

Find ALL owned games??