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.
Over 20 Million Users Have Tried Xbox Cloud Gaming
Tom Warren from The Verge has reported that Microsoft revealed that over 20 million users have given Xbox Cloud Gaming a try. This was revealed in commentary from Microsoft CEO in an investor earnings call this afternoon. In other parts of the earnings call, Satya Nadella also revealed that 50% of Xbox Series S purchasers […]
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Utomik Launches Android App Beta for Cloud Gaming
Utomik is a game subscription plan that gives subscribers unlimited access to over 1,400 PC games for as low as $6.99 a month! How is that for a deal?!? And, Utomik does provide some bonafide platform features in its PC game launcher – e.g. it lets you collect achievements on most recent games. Utomik started […]
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Amazon Luna Adds Three Games Across Two Channels
Amazon Luna has added two games to the $9.99 a month Luna+ subscription and Jackbox Party Pack 9 has been added to the $4.99 a month Jackbox channel that now gives you access to 10 specific Jackbox games. The first of the additions to Luna+ is Chicken Police – Paint it Red. This game will […]
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Red Dead Online Stadia Progress Saved!
Some good news today for Red Dead Online players on Stadia. Players will be able to transfer progress from Stadia to Other Platforms! @ItsColourTV, the platform’s premiere RDO player, reached out to Rockstar games and got confirmation that progress will be transferred. Colour, as he goes by in the community, has over 6,000 hours of […]
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Scorn Now Available on Xbox Cloud Gaming
Scorn, the first person horror adventure game from Kepler and ebb software, is now available to play for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers in the cloud. Here is the game description from the store page linked above: Scorn is an atmospheric first-person horror adventure game set in a nightmarish universe of odd forms and somber […]
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Amazon Luna Gets Three New Games Across Two Channels
Amazon Luna has been steadily rolling out new games across its variety of channels. Today they released three new games split between the Luna+ channel and the Retro Gaming channel. Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader Link: Amazon Luna Page First up on Luna+ ($9.99 a month) comes “Are You Smarter Than 5th Grader” […]
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Four More New Games Hit GeForce Now Today
It was just yesterday that we covered 5 new games hitting GeForce Now (plus an additional post on Lego Bricktales)… However, today is GFN Thursday… and that means even more games! Four new games in fact! Rabbids: Party of Legends Platform: Ubisoft Connect Rabbids Party of Legends was previously exclusive to Stadia in the cloud […]
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Lego Bricktales Now Available on GeForce Now
Lego Bricktales is now available on GeForce Now from both Steam and the Epic Games store. The short description of the game on Steam is as follows: In this puzzle-adventure, use an intuitive brick-by-brick building mechanic to solve puzzles and bring your creations to life! Experience a charming story as you explore beautiful LEGO® dioramas […]
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Save Your Stadia Achievements for Posterity With Exophase
One of the things I enjoyed most about Google Stadia was participating in the achievement hunting community. Stadia Hunters has been the go to destination for many of us to track and communicate about achievements. The site has been amazingly fun and represents an incredible contribution to the community. But, unfortunately, as a Stadia specific […]
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3 New Luna Games Released Across 2 Channels
Amazon Luna today announced the availability of the three new games on the platform. Two of the games are included in the Luna+ channel ($9.99 a month) and one is available in the retro channel (which will cost you an extra $4.99 a month). The most notable of which is Martha is Dead from Wired […]
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