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Netflix Games Studios Games Which Need to Come to Netflix Cloud Gaming
Netflix Games has been developing and publishing games since 2021, alongside acquiring multiple studios including Night School Studio and Spry Fox. Despite the number of games developed and published by Netflix and their internal game studios growing massively on mobile, currently, there are only three Netflix first-party games on Netflix’s Cloud Gaming offering. So, in […]
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Netflix Cloud Gaming Needs Day and Date Games With Netflix’s Mobile Games
Netflix Games recently reported hitting over one hundred games in its growing game catalog along with the successful launches of Netflix-developed games Netflix Stories: Virgin River, Netflix Stories: Perfect Match, and Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit. However, there is an issue: all the attention seems to be on Netflix’s mobile games, leaving Netflix Cloud Gaming with […]
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Dragon Age Inquisition: Game of My Life Edition – A Deeply Personal Reflection
Beware of possible Spoilers! Into the Breach When I first stepped into the world of Dragon Age Inquisition, I expected dragons, magic, and the usual fantasy fare. What I didn’t expect was a journey that would have me questioning my life choices, my relationships, and my sanity – all while trying to save a world […]
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Can Netflix Games Replicate The Success Of GTA On The Platform?
Netflix Games, the gaming platform within the Netflix app, offers gamers the option of one hundred games, including games based on notable TV shows like Stranger Things and successful gaming franchises like Sonic The Hedgehog and GTA The Trilogy The Definitive Edition. That last bundle happens to house the most popular game on Netflix Games […]
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GameSir X2 Pro-Xbox – Cloud Gaming Review
Ever since I started playing Stadia several years ago (and realized that mobile gaming could be more than Candy Crush and Tower Defense games), I have been searching for a usable and comfortable mobile gaming controller. Playing AAA games on my phone, in theory, sounds amazing. However, touch controls aren’t great for games like Assassin’s […]
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Cloud Nine or Stormy Skies? GeForce NOW’s Narrative Gambit
The universe is made of stories, not of atoms. Muriel Rukeyser GeForce NOW, not content with merely flexing its ray-tracing muscles, has decided to flex its narrative pectorals too. The cloud gaming titan has added As Dusk Falls and Tell Me Why to its library, presumably in an attempt to make us feel things other […]
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Why Antstream Arcade Should Consider Allowing Users to Buy Games
Antstream Arcade, the retro gaming cloud gaming platform has been a subscription-based service since its launch. It’s one of our favorite cloud gaming services and we recently posted an interview with the founder! However, in this editorial, I will be going over why Antstream Arcade should consider offering users the ability to purchase games from […]
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The Fast and I Am Furious
The speed of light, that is so peculiar; it is so quick, and yet it has no acceleration. Arthur Eddington One of my favorite games of all time is the Mass Effect trilogy. It stands as a monumental achievement in interactive storytelling, merging intricate narrative depth with expansive world-building. It transcends the conventional boundaries of […]
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Shadow PC Exclusive Interview
We have been granted the opportunity to interview the team over at Shadow PC – a Cloud PC solution that lets you stream any (and every!) game available on PC to all of your different screens. You can even use the services as a remote virtual PC for accessing Microsoft Office, Photoshop and compute and/or […]
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What Happens to Your Steam Account When You Die?
Death. The inescapable finale no one wants to face. That split second where all our hopes, dreams, lives, loves, and broken hearts stop. All of it. We fear death itself, yet we have no choice but to meet The Ferryman, pay our tolls—my eye-coins will most probably be cheap chocolate wrapped in gold foil—and allow […]
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