Author: Adrià MA
Adrià is a freelance graphic designer who enjoys playing video games and writing about them. A Nintendo fan at heart that enjoys the benefits of cloud gaming and loves its amazing community. As an Editor, Adrià covers news and more at Cloud Dosage.
Three Wholesome Indie Games Land on Utomik This Week
Utomik, the cloud gaming subscription service, has announced that it will be adding three highly anticipated indie games to its growing catalog on September 7th. The new additions include: Endling: Extinction is Forever Endling: Extinction is Forever is a poignant survival adventure game that explores the impact of climate change on the environment. Players take […]
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Boosteroid Expands Catalog with Varied Games
Following the last week additions, Boosteroid continues to expand its catalog, adding a diverse range of titles to its service. The latest additions include a mix of classic RPGs, narrative-driven adventures, and action-packed games. New Games Available via Boosteroid Fans of the iconic Dungeons & Dragons universe will be thrilled to know that both Baldur’s […]
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Utomik Cloud Adds Two Games, Award-Winning Title Coming Soon
Utomik Cloud has announced new games added to its catalog. The platform continues to provide a diverse range of gaming experiences for its subscribers, with the latest additions being Bus Simulator 18 and The Inner World – The Last Wind Monk. New Games Now Available via Utomik Cloud Bus Simulator 18 offers players a chance […]
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What’s the Cheapest Cloud Gaming Service?
With a plethora of options available, choosing the cheapest cloud gaming service can be a daunting task. In this article, we aim to simplify this process by providing a comprehensive comparison of some of the most popular cloud gaming platforms. We will delve into the unique features, game libraries, and pricing models of each service […]
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Boosteroid Adds Over 10 Highly Popular Games
After many weeks of Boosteroid barely adding any new games, the service has come back full-force with 13 news games added in an instant. Starting now, Boosteroid users can enjoy 13 news games from Steam via Boosteroid, one being a free title. It is worth noting that the vast majority of games added are fairly […]
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Amazon Luna Announces New Games For September, Prime Games Confirmed
Amazon Luna has had a fairly decent presence at gamescom 2023, specially due to its most recent announcement regarding their launch on LG TVs. Adding to that, Amazon Luna has also announced the games that will be making its way in September. Sadly, only 2 new games have been confirmed so far, while another will […]
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Utomik Unveils 5 New Games, Demos Playable
Utomik has announced five new games that will be added to its ever-growing catalog in the near future. The new titles, announced during their Gamescom event, promise to offer a diverse range of gaming experiences to Utomik’s users. Shogun Showdown Step into a realm where honor clashes with strategy in the world of Shogun Showdown, […]
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Nware Concludes Beta Phase, Prepares for Next Chapter
After three years, cloud gaming service Nware, has announced the closure of its Beta phase. The company, based in Spain, has allowed gamers worldwide to play any game without the need for expensive hardware. According to Nware, their achievements during this period have been significant. The platform has signed a global partnership with Microsoft, organically […]
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New Game Pass Titles Coming Soon, Everspace 2 Now Live
Just as the calendar reaches its half-way mark, Xbox has announced the second wave of Game Pass titles. Exactly as earlier this month, all games have been confirmed to be available via Xbox Cloud Gaming upon their release. Everspace 2 – Now available Available immediately is Everspace 2, a single-player space shooter that combines fast-paced […]
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Exoprimal – Cloud Gaming Review
When Capcom announced Exoprimal in 2021, the gaming community ran wild with speculation. The sight of dinosaurs and futuristic technology immediately sparked thoughts of a long-awaited Dino Crisis revival. However, as more details emerged, it became clear that Exoprimal was its own thing, trading survival horror for bombastic cooperative action. Drawing inspiration from the likes […]
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