Here Are The Current Supported Games On Google Stadia
Karamchand Rameshwar
They include blockbuster titles like Assassin's Creed Odyssey, DOOm Eternal or Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
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They include blockbuster titles like Assassin's Creed Odyssey, DOOm Eternal or Shadow of the Tomb Raider.
Google Stadia cloud gaming platform is attracting a lot of interest from the technology community around the world. Google said that Stadia offers higher graphics quality than both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, with 4K resolution and 60fps. However, there is still much information about Stadia that Google has not disclosed.
We do not know the price of the subscription, we do not know when the platform is ready to launch, and we do not know which games will be supported. And here are all the list of promising games that will be available on Google Stadia, according to published information.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey was tested on Google's Project Stream platform in 2018. And the game will also be officially landed on Stadia, with demos introduced during last night's event.
Eternal DOOm is a sequel to the legendary DOOM series, which will also be supported on Stadia according to the developer id Software.
The next game title was only introduced in a short demo, the name of the title is unknown. It can be seen that the scene is a ruined city and the characters can fly freely. This game is said to be quite similar to Crackdown 3.
Another demo of the Night Forest game was also introduced. Google demonstrated the screen sharing feature to play the co-op mode with Stadia with this game.
Rime - an adventure game title launched in 2017, will also be supported on Stadia.
An unknown demo of a mystery game title, coming from QGames developer, was used to demonstrate Stadia's status sharing feature. This is a feature that allows players to share exactly when they pause the game, so friends can start playing from that exact point.
NBA 2K19 basketball game will feature on the platform. Google used this demo to introduce Crowd Play feature, allowing streamer to invite viewers to join the same game.
Google also uses the Shadow of the Tomb Raider demo to demonstrate the help feature with Google Assistant. You can activate this virtual assistant on the Stadia handle, to search for instructional videos to overcome difficult challenges in the game.
That's all the information about supported games on the Google new gaming platform. What games will be supported in the future is still a big question mark. Google also launched its own studio, Stadia Games and Entertainment, promising exclusive titles for this cloud gaming platform.
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