
So overall, you can see that the Discord integration on Xbox is half-baked and feels rushed in an attempt to beat the arrival of the much-awaited Discord app on PlayStation (PS5 and PS4). They might see the Discord overlay at the bottom right, which is seen over games but won’t hear other members of your party. Moreover, you can’t access Discord text channels on Xbox, which is kind of absurd.įurthermore, if you are planning to stream your Xbox gameplay, the Discord voice chat will not be broadcast to your viewers. This means you will need to switch voice channels and re-transfer the audio from Discord to your console. And the Xbox One at the Beebom office was running build 1.1836, as mentioned above.Īdding to the disappointment, you can’t switch between Discord voice channels on the Xbox console. Note: This integration feature was tested using Discord version 143.20 on Android 12 and Xbox App version 2209.1.6. Once you have done that, follow the steps below to link your Xbox account to your Discord profile. The process is simple, and as we have already mentioned, the only prerequisite is that you have both the Discord and Xbox app installed on your phone. Now comes the first important step, which entails that you link your Xbox account to your Discord. This is an important point as Discord doesn’t have a full-fledged app on Xbox, meaning you will require a dedicated Discord app, either running on your phone or desktop, through which calls will be routed (explained below).



