Stadia Pro subscribers can claim six new titles for the month of August, (these numbers just keep going up each month, now don’t they?) and among them are games like Murder by Numbers, Calico, Welcome to Elk, Shantae Half Genie Hero Ultimate Edition and Monster Jam Steel Titans 2. Additionally, another Saints Row game will […]
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Stadia Exclusive Outcasters becomes latest free to play title without a subscription
Previously $20 USD on the Stadia Store, Outcasters is now free to play for everyone. Back in December of 2020 when it was released, it was actually free for Stadia Pro subscribers, but eventually dropped off of the list. This is one of the only exclusive games on the platform, and the team behind it […]
Continue ReadingA big win for gamers: The new Saints Row reboot is coming day-and-date to Google Stadia
Both Saints Row: The Third – Remastered, and Saints Row IV: Re-Elected are present on the Stadia store, and they’re a load of fun, provided you’re okay with a bunch of crude humor. What’s amazing to me is that after being called a clone of Grand Theft Auto, the series completely re-invented itself into something […]
Continue ReadingSkull and Bones, Valiant Hearts, and more Far Cry goodness coming to Google Stadia
During the Ubisoft Forward livestream yesterday, the company revealed that several more of its games would be coming to Google’s cloud gaming platform, Stadia. Among these are Skull and Bones, Valiant Hearts: The Great War and Far Cry 4. The popular Far Cry title may be making its way to the store later this year, […]
Continue ReadingSamsung’s Gaming Hub officially launches with Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce NOW
During this year’s CES showing, Samsung announced the “Gaming Hub” – its Tizen-powered game streaming platform that centralizes cloud gaming efforts from popular companies like Nvidia and Google, as well as a company called Utomik. We covered this back in January, but now, Gaming Hub is officially launching on Samsung TVs! Samsung considers Gaming Hub […]
Continue ReadingGoogle Stadia is finally launching in Mexico later this year
Just yesterday, Google held a virtual presentation where it announced several initiatives in Mexico in an effort to diversify its services portfolio in new regions. You can watch the entire thing in the video below, but one of the things that stood out to me was that Stadia has plans to launch in Mexico later […]
Continue ReadingPlus and Premium device owners can get 3 free months of Stadia Pro as a new Chromebook perk
Google is well known for its desire to bolster the creative usage of ChromeOS, and has spent a long time adding and curating different perks to encourage artists, musicians, and the like to go out and pick up a Chromebook as their next computer. In fact, the list of apps and services is getting so […]
Continue ReadingYour Stadia Pro games for July include 6 titles: Roguebook, Those Who Remain, more
For July, Stadia is giving away a total of six games to Pro subscribers – what else did you expect? Google has been killing it with the Stadia lineup over the past few years, and I remember a time when we were all impressed that it was giving away four games per month. Now, that […]
Continue ReadingAtari is bringing its timeless classics to Google Stadia as a part of its 50th Anniversary
Happy 50th anniversary, Atari! Originally established in 1972, the company has firmly placed itself into gaming history as one of the first to create a slew of fantastic and exciting games for the masses. Obviously, we’ve come a long way since the Atari 2600, and the graphics are close to real life now, but back […]
Continue ReadingStadia adds 9 new Click-to-Play game trials to its lineup
Click to Play Trials are a fantastic way to get into cloud gaming without really any commitment, and Stadia reigns supreme with this. They’re wonderful because they literally require no account login to spin up, and you can play enough to get a sense for whether or not you want to either subscribe to Stadia […]
Continue ReadingYou can now cloud stream Resident Evil Village on Capcom’s website thanks to Google Stadia
“Immersive Stream for Games” – Google’s white-label version of its cloud streaming tech that literally runs Stadia is now in full swing powering third-party website experiences. Last year, it leaked out that Google was putting way more time toward it than the consumer-facing Stadia platform, and that made a lot of people mad. It all […]
Continue ReadingGet 2 free months of Google Stadia and more by preordering the Backbone One for Android
The Backbone One for Android is a new accessory from the makers of the popular Backbone iPhone game controller. That’s right, it’s finally becoming available for Pixel and Android users as an alternative to the Razer Kishi (now called Gamevice) and the GameSir X2. Backbone has always been the controller that Android users have drooled […]
Continue ReadingGoogle Stadia UI reportedly lags and glitches once users hit the 1,000 friend limit
Oh boy, this one hurts to write, but it’s my duty to report the facts, so here we go. Recently discovered by The Nerf Report, Google Stadia seems to have some major issues operating smoothly once a user reaches the 1,000 friend limit. Sure, it’s an odd problem to have for sure, but for a […]
Continue ReadingHere’s a first look at Google’s cloud gaming launcher running on ChromeOS
Just a month ago, a Chromium repository commit was discovered that revealed Google was working on a way to let users search for any cloud game across several cloud gaming providers right from their Chromebook launcher. Clicking one of these results would instantaneously launch into the game, getting them into the action without a download […]
Continue Reading[Claim] Your Stadia Pro games for June include 7 titles including the delayed Deliver Us the Moon
Google Stadia is accustomed to giving its Pro subscribers about four or five games per month, but today you can claim seven titles if you’re paying the $9.99 USD per month! This is awesome, and while it’s still higher than the normal amount, it should be noted that Deliver Us the Moon was delayed, so […]
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