Posts by Michael Perrigo

In a year where public skepticism of cloud gaming is at an all time high due to it being more mainstream yet still foreign to many, another large tech company has entered the ring. During its 2020 hardware event, Amazon announced a new cloud gaming service called Luna which seeks to compete with the likes […]

Welcome back to another week of sales! The games we cover today can be played on your Chromebook or Android device. Our favorites this time include Siege of Dragonspear, Demon Rise 2 and Mystery of Fortune 2. One of my favorite games is Final Fantasy Tactics – Tactical RPG with classes. Each of our top […]

This month, Google has added 15 new games to their Play Pass subscription. Since its launch, the service has continued to gain traction and make your five dollars worthwhile. I think that the most difficult part of finding value in the service now is that you could easily be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of […]

“Chromebook” and “Gaming” in the same sentence? Not long ago, the idea of gaming on a Chromebook seemed like a completely foreign concept. Their approach to computing began as a way to simplify a user’s access to and consumption of content. Because of this, they weren’t really built with gaming in mind. Their graphics cards, […]

We’re back this week with a host of great games that you can play on your Chromebook or Android device. This week, we’ll take a look at our top three picks first. Hidden Through Time, a Where’s Waldo or Hidden Folks style game, One Deck Dungeon, which is exactly what it sounds like, and a […]

Google Play Games Product Manager Boris Masis, otherwise known as BorisfromGoogle on Reddit just announced that his team has added two new filters to the Play Games app for Android and Chromebooks – one for filtering out in-app purchases and the other for filtering out games with advertisements. The project is known internally at Google […]

When you get disconnected from your WiFi, you’re met with a cool little game called Dino Run which Google provides to you to help pass the time until your connection is restored because, well, Google is full of awesome geeks. It’s one of the many small things built into the company’s DNA that’s centered on […]

With the announcement of Nvidia’s Geforce Now bringing compatibility for more than 650 high quality games to Chromebooks, Stadia has entered the second phase of its life-cycle. It now has some pretty heated competition. Although the services look to offer drastically different takes on the future of gaming, it can be argued that Geforce Now […]