Google has revealed that players who have a paid subscription will be able to add two titles to the list, which join Destiny 2 and Samurai: Shodown.
Google has announced the names that will be added to the list of free video games of Google Stadia in December for the Stadia Pro mode, the paid subscription that includes for 9.99 euros per month three months of subscription, a command and a unit Chromecast Ultra, in addition to the Buddy Pass. On this occasion, Farming Simulator 19: Platinum Edition and Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition are the chosen ones.
As promised by the American giant, users with Stadia Pro will receive free games – at no additional cost – each month. First were Destiny 2: The Collection and Samurai Shodown, which will always be present in the library if the subscription is kept active; however, from December these two titles will be added; which gives a total of four video games included in the subscription.
Google Stadia: 22 launch games without many promised features
Of the 22 games currently available, which have to be purchased separately, most of them have a full price, the full official PVP that we can find on other platforms. You can check these prices broken down here.
If you plan to buy Google Stadia, from this link you can check the minimum and recommended requirements to play optimally and, in passing, do a connection test to know if you have a network adapted to play properly and with the minimum latency possible.
The service arrives from the beginning without some of its exclusive features, which will be requested until 2020. Stadia arrives without Family Sharing, Stream Connect, State Share or Crowd Play; In addition, it is limited in resolution by streaming on computer. Google Stadia will be compatible in the future with 5.1 surround sound, HDR and 4K resolution on a computer; but it will be from the beginning of 2020. At the moment it will be limited to 1080p resolution. Nor does Buddy Pass, two weeks later, in December. You can read here our first impressions with the service. His second temporary exclusive video game is Spitlings, whose trailer you can watch here.
