Stadia removes further hurdles to attract new users. For this purpose, it is introduced that foreign users can try out games directly in their browser with a click. You don’t have to sign in to Stadia or do anything else. Developers can offer demo versions limited to 60 minutes for their games. But here, too, the start is rather modest, the new function is initially only available for a single game – Risk of Rain 2.
Another hurdle disappears, in which the Stadia Store can also be viewed without a Stadia account. Interested users can finally see at a glance what to expect from Stadia and whether it is worth registering or even subscribing to Stadia Pro. Try before buying, Stadia is finally opening up more for that. It is beyond me how this potential could have been left lying around for a good three years.
Want to try out a game on Stadia? You’re just a click away!
Introducing Click to Play Trials – where anyone can click to try out a game on Stadia, even without a Stadia account!
We’re clicking things off (get it?) with a 60 min trial of Risk of Rain 2: https://t.co/TOzSjukG2y pic.twitter.com/TR2ceWcW9u
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