| The_Liquid_Laser said: Please correct me if I am wrong. Don't I need to still buy a Stadia controller to play these games, even if they are otherwise free? Anyway, they look like decent enough games. The Pac Man one looks the best to me and the other 2 games look like they are worth a try. However, I can't say that any of these games has me super excited. For me the issue with Stadia, and streaming services in general, is that my wallet is not the limiting factor to playing games. For me, it is time. I already have more than enough games to play, but I don't have time to play them all. While I like cheaper gaming, that is not my first goal. My first goal is to find the games that I will enjoy the most and then play them. Stadia doesn't have anything that would compete with Breath of the Wild, which is the game that I like most from the current systems. |
Stadia supports a lot of controllers (Playstation, Xbox, Switch) and Keyboard+mouse. Stadia controller is the only option reducing lag though, as it directly connects via Wifi with the Stadia-server instead of going through your computer first.
https://support.google.com/stadia/answer/9578631?hl=en
I personally am more interested in Humankind, as this looks like the right kind of complex strategy I like, but yes, Pac-Man looks like cool Arcade action in an interesting multiplayer mode. Fenyx actually takes a lot of inspiration from Breath of the Wild according to reviewers, with exploration and mobility option while retaining fighting controls similar to Assassins Creed. I will surely give it a try, as I strongly consider to purchase it for the Switch later this year.
