Glad to see that the Steam version of The Eternal Cylinder has been added to #GeForceNow!

Perhaps it is time for a review of this hidden gem, @clouddosage? 😉

Indie roguelike game Dungeon and Gravestone has been added to Play Pass. The game was supposed to release on Stadia Pro around this time, so if you have an active Play Pass subscription, make sure to check it out!

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wlkzinc.dandg

You can also purchase the game on mobile, PC or Nintendo Switch.

Got myself a year of Antstream Arcade. For 1 euro per month, I couldn't resist it.

Even though I am not a huge retro-gamer, I still want to give their subscription a chance, specially after their latest announcements: https://clouddosage.com/antstream-updates/

Feel free to add me! :)

Not available via the cloud, at least just yet, but A Robot Named Fight is now on sale on Steam and the Nintendo eShop for a really low price. One of my all-time favorite indie games.

Imagine Super Metroid, but every session is randomized. A rogue-lite metroidvania with LOTS of content.

Please consider getting it and supporting the dev. It's an amazing game to play on the Switch, so I guess it's a great fit for the Steam Deck too.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/603530/A_Robot_Named_Fight/

It's also available on Utomik via PC.

Just finished Evan's Remains via Utomik Cloud.

Pretty sweet puzzle game with platforming elements. Charming pixelart and music that fits the plot. Not many difficult puzzles, and quite simple to complete.

Neat cozy game to play for an afternoon.

And just like that, I've finished my first game on Utomik, specifically via the cloud.

Behind the Frame is a short and sweet experience, perfect to play on mobile, even though I used a controller, I think the digital gamepad would be enough.

Gorgeous visuals and cutscenes, and fantastic soundtrack. I'll replay it just to get all the secret achievements. 😁

Always wanted to check out Cris Tales, but never got it. For some reason I expected it to release on Stadia...

Thankfully, it's available on Utomik Cloud, and hey, for less than 5 euros a month, it's a great way to finally play it. I love the presentation, both sound and visuals. Gameplay is fine, I hope battles become more engaging as the game goes on.

I took a look around Utomik's entire library on PC and there's actually a lot of niche stuff I love and hope they add to their Cloud catalog.

Neat! Managed to use this handy tool (next toot) to connect my Stadia controller via Wi-Fi and use it "wireless". This way I can connect my PC to my TV via an HDMI cable and play video games on the couch.

Not a perfect way, specially since Stadia was the best experience, but oh well. Much better than sitting on a desktop chair for an hour straight.

I am considering on grabbing a cheap Chromecast, but hey, this way I can also enjoy all my Steam library and even emulated games.