Utomik News
This is the subsection of Cloud Dosage just for Utomik News. Utomik is a popular PC and cloud gaming subscription service that gives users immediate access to over 1500 games.
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Guilty Gear -Strive- and Lost Orbit: Terminal Velocity Get a New Home in the Cloud
In the last couple of days, two new games have made its way to two different cloud gaming services. While these are completely different games and services, we want to highlight these great titles that more people can enjoy via the cloud. After all, accessibility and enjoying video games anywhere and everywhere, is the key […]
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Utomik Cloud Gets Recharged With 3 Atari Games
As announced a couple of weeks ago, Utomik signed a partnership with Atari in order to bring several of their games to the platform. Initially, we didn’t know how many, or what games Utomik would add. Let alone, if all games added to the platform would be playable via Utomik Cloud. Now, we know the […]
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Utomik Announces Valentine’s Day Gift, Plus Tin Hearts Event
Happy Valentine’s Day, cloud gamers! While many spend some time on the clouds, those in love might spend some extra time there. To celebrate the occasion, Utomik has announced a special gift for new subscribers. New accounts, or those who haven’t started a free or paid subscription, can get 30 days of Utomik Cloud for […]
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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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Spitlings Expands In The Cloud
Family fun title Spitlings makes another debut in a cloud gaming service, now on Utomik. Released originally as a Google Stadia exclusive, Spitlings is a frantic family arcade game with a simple yet confusing objective. fire your teeth up or down to defeat the bouncing blobs of slime. Yeah, you read that right. The chaotic […]
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Calico Returns to the Cloud + Short Review
One of the most chill games ever makes its comeback to the cloud. After its brief, yet beloved availability on Google Stadia, Calico returns to the cloud via Utomik. Developed by Peachy Keen Games and published by Whitethorn Games, Calico is a simulation game centered around cute and cuddly creatures. In Calico, the player is […]
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Utomik Adds 2 More Games to Its Cloud Library
Subscription gaming service, Utomik, has added 2 more games to their cloud library today. Expanding the offering on what is possibly one of the best deals in cloud gaming. Today, Utomik Cloud welcomes stealth Indie game Serial Cleaner and turn based strategy favorite Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus. Serial Cleaner Serial Cleaner is a story-driven, fast-paced stealth/action game, […]
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LG TVs to Get Enhanced Gaming Hub and More Cloud Gaming Offerings
More news from CES! Kudos to Cloudy.Games for breaking this story earlier today. LG has shown off some enhancements to the already present cloud gaming offerings on its WebOS based TVs. The biggest change is the addition of an enhanced “gaming hub” (called the LG Game Card) sounds and looks pretty similar to what Samsung […]
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Our World is Ended Now Available on Utomik Cloud + Short Review
Our World is Ended! So it is time to reach out to the clouds. Utomik Cloud, to be more specific. Today, Utomik has added Our World is Ended to its library of games, alongside some other titles that, sadly, are not available via their cloud service. However, Our World is Ended is a great addition […]
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Wolfstride – Game Review
Nowadays, not many video games grab my attention at first glance. Perhaps the gaming world is getting a tad too repetitive, or perhaps I am just getting too old. Watching screenshots and clips while scrolling through menus and digital storefronts doesn’t really interest me. For the most part. There’s always a catchy logo or a […]
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