Xbox live gold account - works on console....but on PC, 'games I own' is blank

Hi,

Only the games on
this list will show as downloadable for a PC if you also own them on console.

If a game is not on that list, you need to buy the PC version separately. Bear in mind that Microsoft only sells a limited number of PC games. For the vast majority you'll need to go to Steam or the Epic Store and buy them from there.

Also, unless you still own a console and still play online on that, you don't need a subscription to play PC games online.

Thanks Man, but so i should have a Xbox Live Gold for play it? Really? I saw that work only for console and on PC was different (account Free on Xbox Live without cost)

Hiya Dread7,

I recommend to create a 2nd account (will not have the saves or game time the other account has) and set the first account (the account that has Xbox Live Gold) as the
home console to share the Xbox live gold. (You wouldn't have to buy a 2nd gold)

GameShare allows an account to share all of its console from one account to another.

1. The account that owns gold set it as the home on the 2nd console.

2. Keep the account that owns gold on the first account to play.

3. Create a second account and sign in on the 2nd console.

Hope this helps.

If you're using two separate consoles in the same home, it is possible for a single Xbox Live Gold subscription to cover two accounts. Let's call your consoles Xbox A and Xbox B, and your kids are also A and B. Let's say Kid A has the Xbox Live Gold subscription
on their account.

Now, for this to work, Kid A would set Xbox B as their account's Home Xbox. Then, Kid A would sign into Xbox A and play their games. With the Home Xbox setting in this manner, Kid B could sign onto Xbox B and access everything connected to Kid A's account,
including their Gold subscription.

To your specific questions each user will need their own separate Microsoft account (which they apparently already have) connected to their own separate Epic account. The Gold account only enables multiplayer access, which is required on Xbox platforms,
and does not govern how the Epic account works or connects. With each child having their own account, each has their own game saves and content saves, and those game saves are stored in the Xbox Cloud. If they do go to another console (you upgrade consoles
at home, or if they visit a friend) their progress and content stays with them as soon as they sign in.

On PC, you don't need to own Xbox Live Gold, only the game it self OR Game Pass for PC