Google Stadia: Games and Fees Explain This Summer

Google will answer all your questions about the Stadia cloud gaming service ‘this summer’

Google will answer all your questions about the Stadia cloud gaming service ‘this summer’

Hey everyone, The details of Google's cloud game service Stadia will soon be revealed. Visit this link & Get the latest updates in your mailbox. You can also connect with us on Facebook & Twitter.

Introducing the cloud-based innovative gaming system called Stadia at the Game Developers Conference held in March last year, Google is preparing to change it completely by bringing a new breath to the gaming world. It was announced that in the summer months of 2019, details of Google Stadia supported on computers with Chrome browser, on smartphones with Chrome Cast and on all Android devices are supported.

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Providing developers with the ability to design and run their games on Google's servers, Stadia also gives game developers the ability to perform long data processing in a much easier way and in a short time. Google Stadia, which is expected to be announced for India in 2021, is scheduled to be published in the US, UK, Europe and Canada regions this year.

Google Stadia has tweeted that they will be making gaming title, pricing details, and launch information announcements "this summer". These are 3 of the most important details everyone including gaming enthusiasts and critics is interested in knowing. A specific date is still missing but the mentioned timeline suggests that it could happen sooner than later.

This summer, three of the wishes you've been asking for will finally be granted:
💰 Price Reveal
🎮 Game Announcements
🚀 Launch Info

Stay tuned here for more Stadia details coming soon.

— Stadia (@GoogleStadia) May 24, 2019

We already know that Stadia is a cloud-based gaming streaming service, pretty much like Netflix. It means the service will offer access to gaming titles which can be played by streaming them on one's device. It supports a wide range of devices like I mention above, and you can seamlessly jump between them all.

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Benefits Google touts of the service include the fact that you don’t have to suffer through hardware updates or downloads. You can just jump right into games - which you can also enjoy with beautiful graphics of up to 4K HDR and smooth frame rates of up to 60 FPS. If we talk about Internet connection, we need a good stable internet connection for playing in 1080p or 4K or upgrade internet to "Stormfiber" for playing games on stadia or anyother  but this is another topic we'll discuss later.

It will be interesting to see if Google will offer one-time buying of titles or go for monthly subscriptions or something that is a combination of both. One can also expect to get a free trial for a specific number of days or a month.

It is anticipated that Google Stadia, which is expected to bring a highly expensive solution in today's conditions, is expected to be used by a large number of players in our country if the price is affordable.