Cloud Gaming Service Reviews
Reviews of Cloud Gaming services like GeForce Now, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Amazon Luna, Boosteroid, Utomik, Blacknut and more.
Netflix Games vs. Amazon Luna – Which Service Offers the Most Bang for your Buck
Netflix Games and Amazon Luna are two popular gaming platforms with over 100 games and different business models and subscriptions. In this article, we are going to go over the differences between the two services and whether or not you should use both. Netflix Games and Amazon Luna – Two Subscriptions of a Kind? Okay […]
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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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CloudDeck Early Access Review
CloudDeck, a cloud gaming solution developed by the creators of airgpu, aims to deliver a Steam Deck-like experience across a variety of devices. Using Moonlight for streaming, CloudDeck offers a setup based on the Steam Deck specifications and employs a customized version of SteamOS. This ensures that games compatible with Proton, especially those verified for […]
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Blacknut Gaming Review
Blacknut Gaming may be one of the lesser known cloud gaming services but could it be the perfect solution for you? The Offering The model here is one that everyone will be familiar with. You get a library of games to play for a singular monthly fee ($15.99 USD or £12.99). There are no game […]
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Complete Guide to Cloud Gaming Services in 2024: All Your Options
Here at Cloud Dosage, we have experience with dozens of cloud gaming services. We have scoured the interwebs, tried out various options and created a comprehensive and exhaustive list of all cloud gaming services that are active in 2024. Back in the day, when floppy and stiffy disks didn’t make Gen-Z laugh like a Freudian […]
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Cloudmoon Cloud Gaming Service Review
Cloudmoon is a cloud gaming service that seems to have taken a detour from the well-trodden path. While most cloud gaming services focus on delivering high-end AAA titles to a wider audience, Cloudmoon has opted for a rather unusual direction: mobile games. A Unique (and Questionable) Focus The decision to specialize in mobile games is […]
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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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How Much Does GeForce NOW Cost?
Purchasing and hosting the servers that power cloud gaming isn’t free. Because of this, cloud gaming services like NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW (even if they don’t provide any games for free) typically charge users a monthly fee in order to recoup their costs and make a little extra money for growth. Let’s take a look at […]
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Ubisoft+ Change Effectively Opts Subscribers into $3 per Month for Cloud Gaming
Ubisoft+ is combining its two highest tiers – the ones where you get access to all its games (new + old) with or without Cloud Gaming access. That new tier explicitly does include the multi-device access that gives subscribers the ability to play Ubisoft+ games on Xbox systems as well as in the cloud with […]
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