Games
All the games that are coming to Stadia in 2022 and beyond (Continuosly Updated)
Stadia will release over 100 games in 2022 alone. We don’t know what all of them are, but we do know of many specific upcoming Stadia games arriving in 2022 and beyond. Many of these listed games are sure bets that have been confirmed as coming with many more being likely. So, bookmark this page, […]
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Two More Games Announced for Stadia: Including Five Nights at Freddy’s
The Stadia team just dropped another “Next Up on Stadia” blog post that announced two more games coming to Stadia: Deathrun TV and Five Nights at Freddy’s Security Breach. We now know of well over 50 games coming to Stadia in 2022 and beyond. Check out our up-to-date list! First up in this duo: Deathrun […]
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Three of the May Stadia Pro games have been revealed
Our good friend Jon Scarr (@4ScarrsGaming) was first to let us know that the first three games for Stadia Pro release in May have been announced. This set includes Outriders, a AAA multiplayer game from Square Soft, that initially struggled performance wise on Stadia (and other platforms) but has since been updated with significant performance […]
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Stadia Adds New Free No-Signup-Required Demos. 13 Now Available!
Stadia announced today that a number of new free to play demos have been added to the platform. These demos are available for anyone to immediately jump into the games with no signups – whether they have a Stadia account or not. The full list of demos now includes the following games: Blaze and the […]
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Stadia Lands 3 More Free Trials – No Subscription Needed
Google’s cloud gaming platform, Stadia, is expanding on a popular initiative. That is free game trials. Stadia in March started rolling out its plans for more systemic free trials. Well, now Stadia lands 3 more free trials. Get this. No subscription is needed to try them out! These new trials come courtesy of 3 new […]
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Yes. Windows games on Stadia are in Play!
Today, at the Google for Games Developer Summit, the Stadia team confirmed what many folks who are familiar with gaming on Linux suspected, Google and developer partners have been using various known techniques to get Windows games running on Stadia. A windows game typically relies on (1) Windows system calls for various purposes (e.g. accessing […]
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