In order to use Stadia, you'll need to create an account on, buy the games you want to play on your own persona devices - whether it's your TV through Chromecast, your PC, or your mobile phone. That game is then streamed to your device while your input on the controller (or mouse and keyboard) is sent to the server. You can use touch controls on an tablet or mobile phone. How does Google Stadia work?Ĭloud gaming, or streaming games without the need for physical copies, renders games on a remote server instead of your local device. Google Stadia offers unique features like Stream Connect for games like Outriders and the Division 2, which lets you see your teammate's screens, and State Share, which lets you share a screenshot or video in games like Hitman that save your unique game state in that moment, allowing others to jump right into that moment themselves. You can check in advance if your platform of choice is ready for Google Stadia using Google's handy speedtest site. And even if your internet isn't as fast as that, Google Stadia supports a wide range of internet speeds at the cost of some graphical quality (with 10 Mbps being the recommended minimum speed). If your internet can handle it, Google Stadia can stream gameplay at 4K resolution with HDR and 5.1 surround sound at 60fps, all via an internet connection with at least 35 Mbps speed. Google Stadia supports play on your TV (using a Chromecast Ultra), desktop computer, laptop, tablet, and smartphones.
There are no downloads or installations to worry about if your device can run a Google Chrome browser, it can handle Google Stadia. Google Stadia lets you play modern games on just about any screen you own, with Google's servers handling all the processing power and beaming them to you via the cloud.
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