Microsoft is getting rid of the Arcade section of the Microsoft Store that houses instant games starting November 14.
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The Microsoft Store has been updated for Dev and Canary channel members of the Windows Insider Program. The latest release offers improvements for the recently launched Instant Games feature and more.
The Microsoft Store app on Windows received a new gaming section. It is called "Arcade" (don't confuse it and its icon with Apple Arcade), and it allows you to play instant games without downloading.
Microsoft is launching a new feature in preview form today as part of the Windows 11 update called Instant Games, where you can play casual games directly in the Microsoft Store with no downloads.
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