Xbox Disc-to-Digital Now Works with More Than 1,100 Games, Including Delisted Titles

The new Xbox Disc-to-Digital feature has only just entered testing, but the list of supported games is growing rapidly. The community has already confirmed that it works with 1,130 Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S titles, including major games such as Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur's Gate 3, Alan Wake 2, Battlefield 6, Borderlands 4, GTA V, Red Dead Redemption 2, Halo Infinite, and Forza Horizon 4.

Support is currently unavailable for 310 titles, while 386 have yet to be checked. The current database is being compiled on the XCT.live Disc-to-Digital website, where games can be searched and filtered according to whether the conversion works, does not work, or has not yet been confirmed. The database also tracks games that have been delisted and, in some cases, differences between individual releases and disc revisions.

Microsoft launched Disc-to-Digital for testing on August 31 for members of the Xbox Insider Program. With a supported game, simply inserting the disc into an Xbox One or Xbox Series X assigns a digital license to it. Players can then use the benefits of the digital version, including Xbox Play Anywhere or Xbox Cloud Gaming where the specific game supports them. The original physical disc continues to work as well.

What is particularly interesting is that the games confirmed so far include more than 200 titles that have already been removed from the Xbox Store. Disc-to-Digital could therefore restore digital access to games that can no longer be purchased digitally through the usual means. Confirmed titles include Deadpool, Evolve, and other older games for which a physical copy has remained the only straightforward way to access them.

The list is not complete yet, however. Microsoft says that more titles may be added over time, especially as publishers confirm support, since Ubisoft and Square Enix in particular have not yet joined the program.