Microsoft is testing a new tweak that lets players hide games from their Xbox achievements list. The feature rolls out via the free‑to‑join Xbox Insiders program and will eventually reach all console owners. Hidden titles still count toward a player’s Gamerscore, providing a cleaner public profile without sacrificing bragging rights for every user that wants.

Later in April, select Insiders can toggle a game out of the achievements list regardless of completion. The change follows a March update that let users exclude titles from Quick Resume, a long‑requested tweak. Microsoft says the ability to curate visible achievements addresses the most demanded feature from the community for players who care about.

Insiders also receive redesigned achievement pop‑ups that sync with the custom color of their Xbox interface. Games where 100 percent of achievements are earned will be highlighted, and a filter lets users view only fully completed titles. These visual tweaks aim to make the achievements feed more personal and less cluttered for every gamer who relies.

The move signals Microsoft’s focus on user‑centric console experience amid competition from rival ecosystems. By keeping Gamerscore intact while letting players control visibility, the company balances social bragging with privacy. As the feature rolls out, it will likely reshape how Xbox owners showcase their gaming milestones on their public profiles for all fans of the.