Cloud Gaming Service Reviews
Reviews of Cloud Gaming services like GeForce Now, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Amazon Luna, Boosteroid, Utomik, Blacknut and more.
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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Netflix Cloud Gaming Beta – First Impressions
Back in August, Netflix rolled out its cloud gaming beta in the UK and Canada. They then rolled it out to the US in September. As a UK citizen who has tried out the beta, I want to give you my initial thoughts on this beta and the games included. NOTE: This is my first […]
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Another One Bites the Dust: The Gaming Project Shuts Down
The last couple years have seen a tightening of the belts in the tech industry as well as in startup investing. Partly as a result, a number of cloud gaming services have shuttered. This of course includes the elephant in the room: Google Stadia. However, a number of smaller outlets have closed as well. Vortex, […]
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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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Shadow PC – Cloud Gaming Review
Shadow PC is not another cloud gaming service. This is not a direct competitor to Boosteroid or GeForce NOW. But It may just be the perfect cloud solution for many gamers. Read on to see our full Shadow PC cloud gaming review. Signing Up When it comes to trying Shadow PC, there is no free […]
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JoyArk Cloud Gaming Service Review
JoyArk is another emerging cloud gaming platform boasting 100+ AAA games in the cloud. But how does it compare? Is it pure Joy or more of a Ploy? Let’s find out. JoyArk seems to be a company based in either Singapore (based on contact number) or China (based on site registration) founded in 2021. They […]
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Amazon Luna Review – 2023
A lot has changed with Amazon Luna over the past 6 months. The service has probably changed more than any other cloud gaming service on the market. Some of the changes have been for the better and others for the worse. So, we thought it was a good time to update with our Amazon Luna […]
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Nware Cloud Gaming – Beta First Impressions
After my short-lived experience with Sora Stream, I decided to search for more lesser-known cloud gaming services. It’s always interesting to see how different companies tackle the cloud gaming space. Many companies and even start-ups try to offer their own unique experience. As previously discussed, there are a mainly two kinds of cloud gaming services. […]
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Netboom or Netbust? — Cloud Service Review
Netboom boasts a slew of modern AAA games and hundreds of thousands of users, but is it for you? Netboom is a cloud gaming company based in Singapore, which was founded in 2019 when a group of young people wanted to play PC games on their phones. The Offering The model here, for the most […]
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Xbox Game Pass on 2021 Samsung TV (Review)
Xbox Gamepass is the app that made my nephews call me a liar. At the end of 2021, my TV died on me, forcing my hand into buying a TV in a hurry. With little research, I bit the bullet and opted for the 2021 Samsung AU9000 – mostly based on the fact that I […]
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