Cloud Game Reviews
Cloud streaming game reviews (in 5-star format) from your most trusted source for cloud gaming news and community content. We review games from Xbox Cloud Gaming, PlayStation Streaming, GeForce Now, Amazon Luna, Boosteroid, Utomik and Blacknut.
Lake – Game Review
Publisher: Gamious/Whitehorn Games Developer: Gamious Release Date: June 1st 2022 Cost: £15.99/Free with Pro Coming Home Lake. The year is 1986, and you are Meredith Weiss, a software developer returning to her hometown of Providence Oak, Oregon, after a seventeen year absence to take over her father’s mail delivery route while her parents are on […]
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The Forgotten City – Cloud Gaming Review
Salve, reader. Welcome to The Forgotten City review for Google Stadia. Here, you’ll get to know all the details of this game and how it performs on Stadia. Sit down, relax, and don’t do anything that can be considered a Sin. We need to make sure that neither you or I break the Golden Rule, […]
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Murder by Numbers – Game Review
If there’s one puzzle game that tends to appeal to everyone, it’s nonograms, popularly known as Picross. A set of small boxes that, once solved, shows a hidden image. Over the years, different developers have garnered interest in this kind of puzzle. The problem, however, is that beyond offering numerous puzzles to solve, they do […]
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Race With Ryan – Game Review
Race with Ryan is a family friendly kart Racer based around the child YouTube star Ryan of Ryan’s World. But is it worth picking up? We review Race with Ryan on Stadia. Ryan, Who? For those of you unfamiliar with Ryan (I’m assuming those over 15 without younger family members), he is a young child of […]
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Neighbours back From Hell – Game Review
Get ready for some laughs with this fun yet challenging game. Neighbours back From Hell (from Handy Games and Massive Miniteam) silently dropped on to the Stadia store on Thursday at £12.99/$14.99 USD/$17.99 CAD and we’ve given it a review. Filling Missing Gaps Stadia may not bring as many games as other services to the […]
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Hello Engineer – Game Review
The Hello Neighbor franchise has garnered quite a bit of interest from the public – especially with the younger audience, thanks to its child-like concept of terror. Over the last five years or so, the franchise has seen a fair number of game releases – almost one per year. The original title, Hello Neighbor, and […]
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Time on Frog Island – Game Review
Shadowdrops are always a great surprise. Time on Frog Island, developed by Half Past Yellow and published by Merge Games, made its way to Stadia alongside other platforms. As of late, Merge Games has been highly supportive of Stadia, with DEATHRUN TV releasing as a Pro title last month as well. Without further ado, let’s […]
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9 To 5 Game – Stadia Review
No this is not the Dolly Parton simulator we’ve all been waiting for. This is a free to play first person shooter hidden among the Google Stadia library, but is it worth your time? Find out in our 9 to 5 Stadia Review. Working Nine To Five In this free to play first person shooter, […]
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Worms W.M.D – Game Review
Can a simplified strategy game stand the test of time and engage players new and old? The original Worms game surfaced in 1995 and has seen a few reiterations without changing all that much. How does the latest version stack up? Find out in our Worms W.M.D. Stadia review. Bombs Away! Like the other versions before […]
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Roguebook – Game Review
Announced near the end of June, Roguebook released on Stadia and Stadia Pro on July 1st. Developed by Abrakam Studios, developers of Faeria, and Richard Garfield, the creator of Magic: The Gathering. Roguebook, published by Nacon, is a roguelike deck-builder game with exploration elements. You know we like new releases! So, let’s give Rogue book […]
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