Stadia

In March, Jade Raymond announced the opening of Montreal-based Haven Studios, her latest venture after leaving Google in February after the shuttering of internal first-party studios. It looks like she’s been busy at work recruiting for their new game that is backed by PlayStation with many of the new...

Rejoice, fellow iOS users, for Google Stadia is now available on iPhone and iPad via the Safari web browser! I’ve been waiting for a proper way to test this on my iPhone for some time now – I’ve been in the Apple ecosystem for a long time and do...

Yesterday’s first Day of Demos included a new Pac-Man game, as well as a demo for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Today includes even more games that are free to play if you have a Gmail account and no form of payment is necessary to play these demos. The...

On each of October 20, 21 and 22 all Stadia users can play a brand new, exclusive demo or beta for free. These demos will be available for seven days, so get at them while you have the chance. If you’re a current Stadia player, you can play via...

Stadia Games and Entertainment opened a new studio in Montreal last year, purchased Typhoon Studios, and now is opening a new studio in Playa Vista, California with former Sony Santa Monica Studios head Shannon Studstill as the head. The new Playa Vista studio will focus on delivering exclusive games,...

Google has acquired Typhoon Studios, the developers working on Journey to the Savage Planet. In a press release, Stadia Games revealed the acquisition of the Montreal-based studio as they seek to aid in developing exclusive Stadia titles. The studio is currently at work on their first release, Journey to...

Canadian outlet La Presse revealed news about Google Stadia after a pre-briefing event, and released pricing information as well as other details about Google Stadia. Google is set to reveal more information about Stadia later today. Kotaku’s Jason Schreier revealed how Google Stadia works and while it features a...

Earlier today, Google took to the stage at GDC and announced its new gaming initiative, the Stadia platform, and brought on stage companies like Ubisoft and id Software. Here is where the tech giant revealed Stadia and all the features that come built-in. Google is after Sony and Microsoft with their...