It appears that over the next few days the Google Stadia it will expand with two works that are rather appreciated, even if diametrically opposed in the contents offered to the players. Let's talk specifically about PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, multiplayer battle royale title, and of Octopath Traveler, JRPG license plate Square Enix. In fact, the two games were officially registered on the website of ESRB for the arrival on Google Stadia, as shown in the following Tweet published by the Gematsu editorial staff.
ESRB just rated what are likely leaks from the @GoogleStadia Connect later today:
Octopath Traveler: https://t.co/U2TNl40Fbw
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds: https://t.co/xZlAx3w7hA pic.twitter.com/NDxqn05ONH
- Gematsu (@gematsucom) April 28, 2020
You can access the Octopath Traveler page through the following link, and that of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds with this other link, to check with your eyes the cataloging of the ESRB, which therefore seems to confirm the arrival of the two works. Obviously, doubts remain about how an extremely technical game like PUBG can work in streaming, hoping that Google Stadia will be able to minimize input lag, while the cloud experience for Octopath Traveler certainly leaves room for fewer doubts.
It is almost certain that the two announcements will arrive today during the Stadia Connect, event detailed in the following article. Obviously, it cannot be excluded that the two games are not the only ones, and that Google can show us several pearls ready to land in its ever-expanding catalog.
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