Google Adds Ten More Titles to Stadia Launch Lineup

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  • Google Adds Ten More Titles to Stadia Launch Lineup

    Panic? Who's panicking? Not Google, that's for sure!
    Stadia games

    Google initially announced a lineup of just 12 titles for their upcoming soft launch of Stadia. At least four of those titles were Tomb Raider and most of them were games already released on other platforms.

    This list of games for a new console launch was anemic, at best. This is even more true when you realize that the only people that are getting a shot at Stadia right now are those that forked over $130 for the honor of maybe getting the Founder's Edition on the day of its release on November 19.

    Maybe Google took the huge amounts of criticism and mocking to heart. Or maybe they started to get nervous after Microsoft revealed Project xCloud has already surpassed 50 games and it's not even out yet. Whatever the case may be, Google has announced that the Stadia launch will now include 22 games in total. These extra 10 games were titles that were supposed to be rolled out to the platform through the rest of the year.

    The full list of launch titles can be found below. This includes the first 12 that were announced and the 10 new ones that were just added. Stadia will be released to early adopters on November 18. A "free" version will be out in 2020.

    • Assassin's Creed Odyssey
    • Destiny 2: the Collection
    • GYLT
    • Just Dance 2020
    • Kine
    • Mortal Kombat 11
    • Red Dead Redemption 2
    • Rise of the Tomb Raider
    • Samurai Showdown
    • Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
    • Thumper
    • Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
    • Attack on Titan: Final Battle 2
    • Farming Simulator 2019
    • Final Fantasy XV
    • Football Manager 2020
    • Grid 2019
    • Metro Exodus
    • NBA 2K20
    • Rage 2
    • Trials Rising
    • Wolfenstein: Youngblood
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