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All the games on Google Stadia (Update: Assassin's Creed Valhalla)
Now in a handy dandy searchable table

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
All the games on Google Stadia (Update: Assassin's Creed Valhalla)

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Google's cloud gaming service, Stadia, began trialing on November 19 (2019), and even though you needed a $130 Founder's Edition kit to gain access, Google eventually opened the floodgates to everyone in August (2020). So far, many games have been announced for the service, and we expect more of them to pop up as we go along. Of course, it can be a difficult to keep track of things in this fast-moving industry, so we've got you covered with a handy list of all the titles that have been announced for Stadia.

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Doom and Doom II are now playable at up to 120 FPS on Android
16:9 support and DeHackEd-based add-ons are also in the mix

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
Doom and Doom II are now playable at up to 120 FPS on Android

Bethesda released Doom And Doom II on Android back in July of 2019, but both games had a rocky start thanks to a forced log-in, music changes, and a lack of features. Unlike most AAA devs on the Play Store, Bethesda actually put in the work to improve each game, and today another large update has been pushed out to both titles. You can now view either game in 16:9, and high frame rates have also made the cut, which means you can now play at 90 FPS and 120 FPS. Support for DeHackEd-based add-ons is also in the mix, and a few performance improvements are here to seal the deal.

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Spiritfarer joins Stadia, and PGA Tour 2K21 is available again after a buggy launch
2K pulled through in the end

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
Spiritfarer joins Stadia, and PGA Tour 2K21 is available again after a buggy launch

This story was originally published and last updated . 

Back in March, DOOM 2016 was one of AP's most-wanted games for Stadia, and surprise surprise, Google has released the shooter on Stadia as of this morning (8/18/20) along with Superhot: Mind Control Delete, the sequel to Superhot. You can snag DOOM 2016 for $19.99, which is the same price as the Steam version, and Superhot: Mind Control Delete is currently available at a discount at $17.49 (or $14.99 if you're a Pro subscriber).

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Widely hated Commander Keen Mobile reboot is very likely dead
The Play Store listing is still live, but social channels have been shut down

Manuel Vonau Manuel Vonau
Widely hated Commander Keen Mobile reboot is very likely dead

It looks like Bethesda has canceled the widely hated Commander Keen mobile reboot. The resurrection of the 1990 classic was announced at E3 2019 a year ago and was instantly slammed as a weak free-to-play cash-grab reinterpretation that has nothing to do with the original platformer. While neither Bethesda nor the studio developing the title, ZeniMax, have officially stated that the project is canceled, there's an overwhelming body of evidence that the title won't see further development.

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Bethesda pulls its games from Nvidia GeForce Now, just days after Activision
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is the only Bethesda title left on GeForce Now

Corbin Davenport Corbin Davenport
Bethesda pulls its games from Nvidia GeForce Now, just days after Activision

GeForce Now's promise of being able to stream all your existing PC games isn't quite panning out. Activision Blizzard pulled all its games from GeForce Now shortly after the service left beta status, saying it wants to negotiate new terms with Nvidia, and now Bethesda Softworks has done the same.

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Doom and Doom II for Android get WAD support, 60FPS mode, and more

Corbin Davenport Corbin Davenport
Doom and Doom II for Android get WAD support, 60FPS mode, and more

Bethesda ported the first two Doom games to Android (and consoles, and PCs) late last year, as part of the 25th anniversary of the franchise. The re-release had a rocky start, especially with a required online login, but that and other bugs have been ironed out. Now the ports are getting feature updates on all platforms, including Android.

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[Update: Forced log-in no longer required] Bethesda just released DOOM and DOOM II on the Play Store

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
[Update: Forced log-in no longer required] Bethesda just released DOOM and DOOM II on the Play Store

In celebration of DOOM's 25th anniversary, Bethesda has released official ports for DOOM and DOOM II on the Google Play Store. Each title is available for $4.99, and since they are both premium releases, you won't have to worry about any advertisements or in-app purchases.

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Bethesda reveals Commander Keen for mobile, and fans are already upset

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
Bethesda reveals Commander Keen for mobile, and fans are already upset

Bethesda’s E3 2019 show has revealed the first look at the return of Commander Keen, a platforming series that started its life as a DOS game back in 1990. It was one of id Software’s earliest titles, and its corpse has been resurrected by ZeniMax Online Studios (a subsidiary of ZeniMax Media, Bethesda's parent company) as a free-to-play reinterpretation of the series for mobile. As you can imagine, fans aren't very pleased.

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[Update: Bethesda account not needed] Early access for The Elder Scrolls: Blades now open to everyone

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
[Update: Bethesda account not needed] Early access for The Elder Scrolls: Blades now open to everyone

Last week Bethesda launched its first wave of early access for The Elder Scrolls: Blades on Android, and today the studio has revealed that it's opening further access to anyone with a Bethesda.net account. Luckily Bethesda accounts are free, which means The Elder Scrolls: Blades is now open to everyone.

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The Elder Scrolls: Blades hands on: A shallow skinner box that you can pay to not play

Matthew Sholtz Matthew Sholtz
The Elder Scrolls: Blades hands on: A shallow skinner box that you can pay to not play

Bethesda recently opened up early access for its latest mobile game The Elder Scrolls: Blades, and since we learned yesterday that this access has expanded to anyone with a Bethesda account, I figured why not go hands-on with the title so that our readers can see exactly what it has to offer. So strap in folks, because I'm predicting a bumpy ride.

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