Cloud Gaming Editorials
This is the subsection of Cloud Dosage for editorials from our staff and outside contributors. These represent opinion pieces on the current state and future of Cloud Gaming technology, services, games and more.
The World of Enhancement Tools for Cloud Services
Solo developers have long played a crucial role in the gaming community, often bridging gaps left by larger companies and creating tools that enhance user experience. These passionate developers dedicate their time and skills to improve various aspects of gaming platforms, sometimes becoming beloved figures within their respective communities. Back in the Stadia days, Christopher […]
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Why Retro Gamers Should Try Antstream Arcade
Antstream Arcade is arguably one of the greatest cloud gaming platforms on the market, especially when it comes to a platform for those who want to play some classic games from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. So in this editorial, I want to give my opinion on why, as a 21-year-old gamer with a passion […]
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Starparks Cloud Gaming Service Review
Starparks boldly promises access to high-end gaming without the hefty price tag, but the reality is far from idyllic. This “grey cloud“ gaming service drapes itself in an aura of mystery with its frequent, unexplained references to cryptocurrencies. While the platform seems to shy away from concrete details about its crypto involvement, the mere association […]
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Why GeForce NOW Will Be the Best Place to Play Black Myth: Wukong—And Yes, It Works on Xbox!
Remember when Black Myth: Wukong was first unveiled and everyone lost their minds? It was like watching a room full of gamers collectively realize they’d been playing with sticks and rocks all this time. This isn’t just another action RPG; it’s a cultural odyssey wrapped in cutting-edge graphics and fluid combat mechanics. Based on the […]
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Quantum Lock: The Great Code Vanishing Act
Note: Aaron Leaton, if you’re reading this, you’re a coding wizard, and we salute your adventurous spirit. In a jaw-dropping display of digital sleight of hand, indie studio Fat Bomb Studios recently pulled off the ultimate disappearing act: they made their own game’s source code vanish into thin air. Poof! Gone. Like a magician’s rabbit, […]
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Why Xbox Backwards Compatibility Could Supercharge Xbox Cloud Gaming
Xbox’s eighth-gen game console, the Xbox One generation, had many ups and mostly downs. But one of the biggest ups was the existence of Xbox’s backward compatibility program, which allowed users to play Xbox 360 and Original Xbox games on the hardware. Jump forward a console generation and the expansion of Xbox Cloud Gaming, we […]
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Games Do Make Wishes Come True
In the realm of pixels and polygons, where imagination knows no bounds, a different kind of magic unfolds. It’s a magic born not of wands or incantations, but of controllers and keyboards, of shared experiences and virtual worlds. This is the story of Wish 200 Week, a testament to the power of gaming and the […]
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Why Netflix Cloud Gaming Lacks Games Based On Netflix IPs
Netflix Cloud Gaming is the cloud gaming platform within the Netflix app and has a small library when compared to other services like Xbox Cloud Gaming. In this article, we are going to go over why there aren’t any games based on Netflix’s TV or Film library, despite over twenty mobile games on Netflix Games […]
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Joysak Cloud Gaming Service Review
Shadowy Cloud Gaming with Questionable Legitimacy JoySak promises a world of high-end console gaming at your fingertips, but the experience falls short and raises some red flags. Here’s why you might want to avoid JoySak altogether. The Grey Cloud JoySak operates in a sort of “grey cloud” area. Much like JoyArk (no links found between […]
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JoyArk Cloud Gaming Service Review
JoyArk is another emerging cloud gaming platform boasting 100+ AAA games in the cloud. The Android app has been downloaded over 10 million times (by humans or bots) from the Google Play store. But how does it compare? Is it pure Joy or more of a Ploy? Let’s find out. JoyArk seems to be a […]
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