If you've tried to use Xbox Cloud Streaming and experienced issues loading games or unexpected disconnects, you're not alone. Microsoft's game streaming services has been experiencing issues since Thursday and is still not totally back online 24 hours later.

Xbox Cloud Gaming, an online service that lets gamers play hundreds of console games on phones, tablets and other devices, has been down or reportedly inaccessible for a number of users across the world. Apparently, it has been more than 24 hours since the services were disrupted and till now there's no fix to help with the issue.

Xbox's Cloud Gaming and remote play services are seeing excessively long load times as holiday demand hits servers.

A software update was supposed to free up the PS Portal from its reliance on the PS5 and add a world of streamable games to its appeal. In practice, it does nothing of the sort.

Microsoft confirmed that its Game Pass cloud streaming platform wasn’t working as expected. Over 24 hours later, many players are still complaining about long waits and disconnects. This outage comes at a time when Microsoft has been pushing a new marketing slogan that claims everything connected to the internet is an Xbox.

Xbox Cloud Gaming service has been down since Thursday, according to the official Xbox Support Twitter account. It appears that the service, which lets you play Xbox games on phones, tablets and other devices,