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Utomik Beginning New Partnership With Atari
Good news! It looks like Atari Recharged will be returning to the clouds via a partnership with Utomik. Before Stadia’s untimely demise, the platform had a really good thing going with Atari. It was a great match, Stadia’s mediocre sized library allowed Atari’s Recharged titles to really shine. Even the games that released just a […]
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Hogwarts Legacy Now Playable via Boosteroid, 5 Games Added to the Library
Boosteroid keeps delivering the goods! Not only are there five new games available on their cloud gaming library of compatible titles, but Hogwarts Legacy is now playable via their machines in the cloud as well. This includes both the Steam and Epic Games version of the game. All these releases and inclusions follow the ones […]
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Baldur’s Gate 3 Officially Returns to the Cloud Via GeForce NOW (+1 Other & Epic Free Game)
Great news for those who have been hoping for Baldur’s Gate 3 to return to the cloud after Stadia’s shutdown. It’s back! You can go ahead and use that refund you got from Stadia to purchase the game on Steam for GeForce NOW. Major Kudos to Cloudy With Games, who saw this coming a couple […]
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Game Pass Ultimate is Gaining 6 Extra Games Throughout February
Xbox have today announced that they are adding 6 games in February to their subscription based service, of which 5 are coming to the cloud. This news follows on from the 6 games that are leaving this month. Whilst it’s always a shame to say goodbye to games, we think these are more than a […]
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Blacknut Adds 10 Games to Its Library, Including a Konami Title
If you follow our Cloud Games Catalog page, you’ve probably seen some new games added to Blacknut’s library. While we always keep an eye for new games on different services, we also wait for confirmation before posting the news. Now that the official Blacknut accounts have confirmed the 10 games we added not so long […]
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Amazon Luna Losing Another 55 Games Throughout February
Amazon Luna lost the games Heave Ho and Monster Boy (a favorite game of ours here at Cloud Dosage) in just the last few days. The service has lost 64 games recently. Two of the promised November Luna+ games are still AWOL (Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning and Severed Steel). Luna could really have used a […]
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Game Pass Ultimate Will Lose 6 Games on February 15th
As we enter February, Xbox has listed 6 games that will be leaving Game Pass on the 15th, of which all are available via Xbox Cloud. This follows a promising start to the month with 7 games announced. Recompile This atmospheric, Metroidvania hacking adventure lets you take control of a semi-sapient program struggling against deletion. […]
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Boosteroid Adds Support for 14 New Games – Including Dead Space
Cloud gaming service Boosteroid has been on a roll of great announcements regarding availability. With news of partnerships with big players like Chromecast and Skyworth. Despite all these amazing announcements, however, their games library didn’t get any new additions since January 11th. Today, that changes! Boosteroid has just added 14 new games. 13 are available […]
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21 More Games Coming to GeForce NOW in February
You didn’t think GeForce NOW was done for the week, did you? It’s the first Thursday of February. So, that means more game announcements! 21 more games in fact! Three more new games are coming this week in addition to the four that launched yesterday: We are particularly excited here for Deliver Us Mars. It’s […]
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GeForce NOW has Streamed Over 700 Million Hours. ~350 Million in the Past Year.
GeForce NOW is celebrating its three-year anniversary! As part of the anniversary, the team announced a new stat – they’ve streamed over 700 million hours of gameplay. That is quite an accomplishment. They had previously reported that in the time up to their first anniversary, they had streamed 175 million hours. In year two, they […]
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