As the gaming news drought continues, there’s some good news on the Stadia front. This week, Resident Evil Village arrived on Stadia alongside a major Outriders update and more. Here’s what’s new.
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Closing out the month of April, Google Stadia had a relatively exciting week with a UI revamp, some notable game updates including the Embr Premium Update, and more, though only one new game arrived on the service.
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Weeks after the game made its debut day-and-date on Google Stadia, Square Enix is finally acknowledging the many issues with Outriders on Stadia. Along with that news, the highly anticipated game Judgement has arrived along with more game updates.
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The gaming industry as a whole is a bit quiet right now, but there have still been a few updates, announcements, and additions for Stadia. This week, Bungie announced the return of Guardian Games for Destiny 2 as Cyberpunk 2077 got a notable patch and more.
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After getting a ton of new games last week, Stadia only added two over the past few days. This week, though, saw the announcement of several new games coming to Stadia, a few updates, and hints that a save issue with FIFA 21 could be on the horizon.
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Google took a big step this week toward its promise of over 100 games coming to Stadia. With Square Enix’s Outriders leading the charge, 10 new games were added to Stadia this week with more on the way.
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After a brutal couple of months, things are starting to heat up in the gaming industry with more updates and announcements. This week, the upcoming game Humankind announced an unfortunate delay as Immortals: Fenyx Rising picked up its Myths of the Eastern Realm expansion and more.
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New games was the big story of Stadia this week, with a few new games added to the store and several announced as on their way. Plus, there were several notable updates including DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods expansion.
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While only one new game made it to Stadia this week, the platform did see the arrival of the Alien Conspiracy Battle Pass for Crayta as well as gaining support for the new online multiplayer mode for Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs: Legion.
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The first week of March saw a few new games added to Google Stadia, including PixelJunk Raiders that is exclusive and already preparing a patch that adds a community-requested feature.
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Amid some… well, troubling reports this week, there is some good news in the world of Stadia. A title highly anticipated by the community, Skyclimbers, was officially confirmed for release on Stadia while 5 new games arrived and more.
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It’s been a pretty quiet week for Google Stadia, with no new games, but we did get info on a coming expansion for Marvel’s Avengers focused on Hawkeye, a big update for Assassin’s Creed, and more.
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It’s back to building this week for Stadia, as Google has just announced that players can expect 100 new games to arrive before the year’s end along with a teaser of the first few in the queue. Along with that, however, news this week included the biggest update yet for firefighting game Embr, tons of updates, and two more new games on Stadia.
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This week was an interesting one for Stadia. It saw the reveal of a release date for EA’s FIFA 21, a couple of new games, and the reveal that Crayta is adding support for Crowd Play, too. However, it also came with the somewhat heartbreaking news that Google is closing down its first-party game studios.
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Closing out the month of January, there were quite a few big stories in the Stadia world. Among those, the biggest was the arrival of Madden NFL 21 on Stadia, the reveal of February’s Pro games, and the announcement of a beta program for the upcoming exclusive Hello Engineer.
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January has been a rather quiet month for gaming, but it saw good news this week with the debut of IO Interactive’s Hitman 3, complete with a day and date release on Stadia. Alongside that, here’s what else happened this week on Stadia.
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There’s been a drought of Stadia news for the past couple of weeks, but finally we had a couple of meaningful bits of news for Stadia this past week. That includes the launch of Scott Pilgrim on Stadia, as well as the surprise announcement that Ubisoft is making a Star Wars game.
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2021 is here, and Stadia is starting it off with a bang. Following the quiet final week of 2020, Stadia news was still pretty scarce this week aside from the notable delay of the upcoming game Outriders.
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The year 2021 has arrived, and with it, the end of Stadia’s first full year. Of course, with the holiday break came a quiet time for new game updates and announcements, but there were still a few things to keep an eye on. Here’s what happened on Stadia during the last week of 2020 including some good news regarding Football Manager 2021.
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During the holiday week of 2020, it’s been quiet for Google Stadia. While Stadia debuted one new feature, only 4 new games arrived alongside a few updates, one of the most notable being for Embr.
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The penultimate week of 2020 has seen the end of Google’s apparently very successful Cyberpunk 2077 promotion, the arrival of Ubisoft+, 3 new games, and plenty of updates. Plus, the hit Risk of Rain 2 announced coming expansion packs.
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Following its first anniversary in November, Stadia is having one of its biggest weeks yet. Eight new games have been added in total with the first two Stadia Makers titles, some overdue Ubisoft and THQ additions, and the massive release of Cyberpunk. Alongside that, there are plenty of updates including the arrival of a performance toggle in Immortals: Fenyx Rising on Stadia.
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Google Stadia’s library continues to grow, and this week we’ve seen a whopping 10 new games arrive alongside updates for Doom Eternal, Dead by Daylight, and more. The new Stadia release Everspace has also been confirmed to go 4K, and there’s evidence of some new titles on their way. Here’s what you need to know.
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