Author: Jack Deslippe
Jack Deslippe is an HPC professional with a PhD in Physics from the University of California, Berkeley. As a hobby, he is passionate about consumer technology and Cloud Gaming in particular. He volunteers as an editor for Cloud Dosage in his spare time. See the games Jack is Playing at ExoPhase. Like his content? You can follow Jack on Threads: @jackdeslippe and Buy Jack a Beer.
11 New Titles from Curve Games Live on Blacknut
Blacknut games offers an all-you-can-eat play cloud gaming subscription with well over 600 games for a single monthly subscription fee. Blacknut adds new games each month and just added 11 new titles from the publisher Curve Games! We here at Cloud Dosage are particularly excited about From Space hitting the cloud. This was a game […]
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How to Unlock Bluetooth on Your Stadia Controller
Stadia officially shut down back in January, but its previously dedicated controller lives on as a general bluetooth controller you can use with almost any gaming platform. How to Unlock the Bluetooth of Your Stadia Controller Unlocking your Stadia controller is surprisingly simple. The first step is to go over to the official Google Stadia […]
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GeForce NOW RTX 4080s Live in Amsterdam and DC
Great news for GeForce NOW ultimate subscribers on the US east coast and in Northern Europe. RTX 4080 GPUs have arrived at datacenters in Ashburn, VA (a suburb of Washington, DC) and Amsterdam in The Netherlands. The location near DC should serve a fair portion of the US coast. These additions bring the number of […]
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10 Games Come to GeForce NOW This Week
It’s Thursday! That means it’s time for the GeForce NOW team to announce new games. They sure didn’t disappoint this time around. GeForce NOW is adding 10 new games this week! In addition to these 10 games, the GeForce NOW team is ready to take the wraps off one more upcoming game: Monster Hunter Rise […]
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Five More Games Already Scheduled to Leave Luna in March
Amazon Luna is still scheduled to lose another 30 games in February. That will yield a total of over 55 games leaving in the month. But, already notifications are starting to appear on games that will be leaving the service in March. Titles Leaving So far, we’ve found 5 titles which are scheduled to leave: […]
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Utomik Beginning New Partnership With Atari
Good news! It looks like Atari Recharged will be returning to the clouds via a partnership with Utomik. Before Stadia’s untimely demise, the platform had a really good thing going with Atari. It was a great match, Stadia’s mediocre sized library allowed Atari’s Recharged titles to really shine. Even the games that released just a […]
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Baldur’s Gate 3 Officially Returns to the Cloud Via GeForce NOW (+1 Other & Epic Free Game)
Great news for those who have been hoping for Baldur’s Gate 3 to return to the cloud after Stadia’s shutdown. It’s back! You can go ahead and use that refund you got from Stadia to purchase the game on Steam for GeForce NOW. Major Kudos to Cloudy With Games, who saw this coming a couple […]
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Amazon Luna Losing Another 55 Games Throughout February
Amazon Luna lost the games Heave Ho and Monster Boy (a favorite game of ours here at Cloud Dosage) in just the last few days. The service has lost 64 games recently. Two of the promised November Luna+ games are still AWOL (Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning and Severed Steel). Luna could really have used a […]
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Logitech G Cloud Unboxing, Review and Giveaway
The Logitech G Cloud is one of the latest handheld gaming devices to hit the market. It’s certainly taken some inspiration from the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck, but it is most closely related to the Ayn Odin and Odin Lite (which we recently reviewed) and the recently launched Razer Edge. Like these devices, the […]
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The Games From Stadia I Most Want to See Return to the Cloud
Despite what seemed like a constant stream of criticism on all fronts, Google Stadia had a very strong library of games in comparison to many other cloud services – particularly for people who picked up the service in its third year. Unfortunately, a number of the titles from Stadia are now no longer available in […]
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