Other Cloud Platforms
News about cloud gaming platforms other than Xbox Cloud Gaming, GeForce NOW, Luna, Boosteroid, Blacknut or Utomik.
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Now Playable via Cloud Gaming
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, the critically-acclaimed 2021 platformer from Insomniac Games, is now playable via cloud gaming thanks to Boosteroid. The service allows users to stream games they already own on Steam and other storefronts. Aside from the main “Library”, Boosteroid also offers an “Install” section, which allows subscribers to install practically any game […]
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Shadow to Support Browser-Based Access Starting Next Week
Shadow PC is an extremely useful service. Just check out our recent review of the service. It’s the sledge-hammer of cloud services. It doesn’t just allow you to play video games stored in the cloud, it allows you to run an entire Windows desktop from the cloud! There are no limitations on apps you can […]
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Antstream Arcade Coming to Xbox + New Games and Features
Antstream Arcade, a cloud streaming platform that offers a library of officially licensed retro games, is coming to Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S later this month. This will be the first time that the service has been available on consoles natively. The Antstream Arcade library includes over 1,200 games from the 1970s to the […]
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ABYA Announces Deal To Bring Ubisoft+ To Its Services In Latin America
ABYA, a US-based cloud gaming provider has announced a new partnership with video game developer Ubisoft, to bring their Ubisoft+ subscription service to ABYA users in Argentina, Chile, and Paraguay. 🎮 Grandes noticias llegando AHORA! ABYA y Ubisoft han unido fuerzas para lanzar Ubisoft+ en Latinoamérica. ¡Accede a más de 100 títulos legendarios, incluidos próximos […]
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Gamestream & Netgem Join Forces To Create a New TV & Cloud Gaming Experience
Gamestream, a leader in white label B2B cloud gaming solutions, and the NetGem Group, who operate in the digital entertainment industry, have announced a brand new partnership that will see the two companies come together in order to create a brand new cross-content approach that will integrate cloud gaming and TV streaming into one content […]
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Cloud Gaming Service Nware Launches Browser Compatibility
In a significant move for Nware, the cloud gaming company based in Spain is now available on web browsers. This means that gamers can now access their favorite titles directly through Chrome and Safari browsers, opening up the platform to a wider audience. Including those on Mac and iOS devices. This is particularly good news […]
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Cloud Version of The Medium Announced for Nintendo Switch
Bloober Team’s acclaimed psychological horror game, The Medium, is slated to make its debut on the Nintendo Switch. The Medium will be available via a Cloud Version, set to be released on June 29th. The Medium has been praised for its gameplay and narrative since its initial release on PC and Xbox Series X|S in […]
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Google Reportedly Testing Instantly Playable YouTube Games – Not Likely Cloud Gaming
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is currently testing ‘instantly playable’ online games for its YouTube video streaming platform. It said that the games will be playable on YouTube, web browsers and on Android and iOS devices. In an email that was sent to employees, Google invited its workforce to test this new […]
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Sony Beginning to Stream PlayStation 5 Titles
While not as broadly advertised as other cloud gaming services, Sony does have a bonafide cloud gaming offering of their own. The service is available to anyone with a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription. Users can stream most games available as part of that subscription. The major current limitation of the service is that you can […]
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Anstream Arcade and Blacknut Arrive on Samsung TVs
Ahead of Summer Game Fest, Samsung is dropping the news that two more cloud gaming services are live on the Gaming Hub for its TVs in the United States. Antstream Arcade and Blacknut are now included! We actually knew these two were coming to Samsung TVs as far back as last November. But, it is […]
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