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.
GeForce NOW Thursday Brings More Games
It’s Thursday, and the GFN blog is live! This week brings more new games to the cloud gaming service. Wavetale, the fantastic former Stadia exclusive from Thunderful games, already went live yesterday. In addition, the following existing GFN games are getting support from additional underlying platforms: In addition to these game announcements. GeForce NOW announced […]
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Blacknut Lands 10 New Games
Among the “all you can eat” cloud gaming subscriptions, Blacknut Games is definitely one of our favorites here at Cloud Dosage. The service has well over 500 games and, this week, received 10 more. In the United States, the new games include: And, Drone Swarm is additionally available in Europe. This is a pretty diverse […]
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GeForce NOW Bringing Witcher 3 Next-Gen Update Day and Date
It’s Thursday, and that can mean only one thing: GeForce NOW news! This week’s news is headlined by the announcement that The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt next gen update will be arriving on the service day and date on December 14th. The game has vastly improved visuals over the initial version of the game […]
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Amazon Luna Shakes Up Their Service
Amazon Luna has had a rough quarter. The service peaked with a library of 300 games in the fall but lost 15 games through November and is set to lose nearly 50 games in December. Unfortunately, two of three Luna+ additions for November are still AWOL and no new games have been announced for December […]
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Close to the Sun Lands on Amazon Luna
Some good news for Amazon Luna subscribers today! One of the three missing Amazon Luna+ games that were set to originally arrive in November has arrived (just one day late). Close to the Sun is out Now! The game is a thriller from Wired productions, a major supporter of Luna and other cloud services. The […]
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Battlefield 2042 Now Playable on Xbox Cloud Gaming
Big news! We weren’t sure if this was going to happen when the game didn’t immediately show up under cloud gaming, but sure enough, if you go over to xbox.com/play, you can now play Battlefield 2042 in the cloud! That’s cause to celebrate. There appear to be two versions of the game you can choose […]
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The Best Tablet for Cloud Gaming Just Got Better
Update! You can pick up the Lenovo Duet 3 on a record sale for $199 this week! A couple weeks back, we reviewed the original Lenovo Duet and declared it the best tablet for Cloud gaming that we had tried up to that point. Now, however, we have gotten our hands on the second generation […]
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The Amazon Luna Library Will be Decimated in December
Update: A handful of games listed have gotten a reprieve (see those stricken out) and additional games have been removed including: A little over a week ago, we reported on a worrying trend in that Amazon Luna was losing a lot of games – a lot more than it was getting. Unfortunately, it now looks […]
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Evil West and Ship of Fools are Live on GeForce Now
GeForce Now has added two more games to its catalog of cloud streamable titles this week. The first is a game we mentioned as coming back at the beginning of the month, Evil West. Evil West Platform: Steam A dark menace consumes the Old West. In solo or coop, fight with style in visceral, explosive […]
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The Physics and Physiology of Cloud Gaming
I have often witnessed conversations online where gamers dismiss Cloud Gaming (and various platforms/services) because the lag/latency must surely be unbearable… because… “Physics.” Apparently, the poor blundering fools behind these services just forgot to check the fundamental laws of the universe, which make cloud gaming infeasible, before they launched their products. I don’t often do […]
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