7 Best Cloud Gaming Services for 2020 (No. 3 is My Favorite)

1

Stadia

Google Stadia is not oriented towards game ownership. This isn’t surprising, as it’s a Google service, but other platforms let you play games you own or buy games that you can then play later on other devices/platforms (on Steam, for example).

#Games #Game Streaming #Gaming 98 social mentions

2

PlayKey

#Games #Game Streaming #Gaming

3

Parsec

Note: Parsec is famous for having the option of renting a server/cloud computer for a certain cost per hour. As of September 2019, this is no longer in effect, so if you hear about this feature elsewhere, be warned!

#Game Streaming #Games #Cloud Computing 366 social mentions

4

Playstation Now

#Games #Game Streaming #Gaming

5

Nexus Mods Vortex

Vortex is a good option for all sorts of people interested in cloud gaming. But it’s an especially great option for those of you who are just putting your feet into the water with this stuff.

#Group Chat & Notifications #Games #Realtime Backend / API 2 social mentions

6

Shadow

Although games are a popular use of Shadow, and work well on it, Shadow’s core service is more than just games. While that’s a pro for some, it may be extra weight for people who want to keep things simple.

#Games #Game Streaming #Gaming 320 social mentions

7

Geforce Now

GeForce NOW is free, but only because it’s in beta mode. When it ends beta, who knows—there could be a limited free model in addition to paid plans, or only paid plans.

#Games #Game Streaming #Gaming