Facebook Gaming now supports Free-to-Play Cloud Games

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Facebook joins the cloud gaming bandwagon by introducing free cloud-streamed games through its official app and website. The roster includes popular titles like Asphalt 9, Mobile Legends: Adventure by Moonton; PGA TOUR Golf Shootout; and WWE SuperCard. These will be available right on tap without the need for a download.

The company has stressed that this is not a separate service. Rather, it will be part of the Gaming hub on the app and site or else within the Facebook Gaming app. You could even play a game from the regular feed.

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Here are the rest of the details:

Facebook Cloud Gaming features

  • The service is limited to the US only at the moment.
  • At launch, there is no iOS support. However, the company doesn’t brush away a future possibility.
  • The games will be accessible through — the Gaming section inside the official site or app as well as within the dedicated Facebook Gaming app.
  • The company has revamped its Gaming Tab to facilitate better discovery and re-engagement features.

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  • No special hardware or controllers required to play the games.
  • Gamers can also choose their avatar and names to maintain privacy.
  • Game Devs can extend cross-play between the downloaded and the cloud version of their games as long as it’s connected using the same Facebook ID.
  • Even you will be able to play HTML5 based interactive demo or ads to get the essence of the full game.

And these are the games presently available to play:

List of Facebook Cloud Games

  • Asphalt 9: Legends by Gameloft; Mobile Legends: Adventure by Moonton
  • PGA TOUR Golf Shootout by Concrete Software, Inc.
  • Solitaire: Arthur’s Tale by Qublix Games
  • WWE SuperCard by 2K Games.
  • Dirt Bike Unchained by Red Bull will be soon added to the games library.
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