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Let any Stadia game developer offer an instantly accessible free trial of their game that will no longer require you to log into a Stadia account to play - just a couple of clicks from YouTube, a Google Search ad, social media, etc.They could give you Gaikai-esque instant access game demos again, ones where you could tap a YouTube advertisement for a game and actually start playing it, no friction whatsoever.Įverything Google is announcing today points Stadia in that general direction. But if game publishers were in charge of their own games, they might feel differently. While companies like Google already claim games are “instantly available,” what they really mean is “after you sign up, log in, and sometimes buy a game.” That’s partly due to the complex web of licensing agreements that game publishers make cloud services sign. There’s nothing inherently wrong with white-labeling.ĭone properly, it might even unlock one of the most magical things about cloud gaming: the ability to instantly try a game no matter where you are. I want to start off with something I wrote last February, when I explained how Google had drastically reduced its Stadia ambitions from what was effectively “become a game company” to “offer a white-label service to game publishers” instead. And the magic word is “free.” Free demos, free trials, free for developers to offer, and hopefully free of the friction that made Stadia a difficult investment to start. But today, at the Google for Games Developer Summit, it feels like Stadia might be moving in a promising direction - one that gives both gamers and game developers a reason to pay attention.
Google’s Stadia cloud gaming service didn’t stick the landing, and it’s been a rough ride since.