Officially known as Microsoft Edge Game Assist, it's a tool specifically optimized and customized for PC games that stays around the screen when the game is launched. Since this is not a traditional browser product, its interface is also different from the browser. The game assistant part will float around the game, such as the left and right sides of the screen or the top. Players can use Game Assist to quickly query strategies while the game is in progress, and can also take screenshots, record games, adjust audio settings, and monitor system performance. Starting today, Microsoft is previewing Game Assistant through Microsoft Edge Beta 132. Users need to download and install the Microsoft Edge Beta 132 + beta version, and then search for the Game Assist installation widget in the search box at the top of the settings. At the same time, players also need to install the Xbox Game Bar (installed by default on the system). After completing the preparations, you can use the game assistant. However, there are not enough games that currently support the assistant. It already supports League of Legends, Minecraft, and Baldur's Gate. 3. Diablo IV, etc. Interested players can view various video demonstrations on Microsoft's official blog:https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2024/11/22/introducing-microsoft-edge-game-assist-preview/ ...