Microsoft has announced a very interesting feature that will delight those who have the luck and the technological possibilities to take advantage of cloud gaming.
The company has in fact added touch controls to a whole series of video games on its xCloud service. And we're not just talking about games with simple gameplay but also video games in which there is a certain underlying complexity and for which it would be important and interesting to have a controller.
However, if the controller is missing and the desire to play is great, thanks to this choice by Microsoft, players will be able to take advantage of about fifty titles with nothing but the screen of their smartphone.
Let's see together what these video games are.
What can I play directly on my mobile screen?
At this link there is a list of video games on xCloud that can be played directly with the mobile screen.
- Sea of thieves
- Gears 5
- Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
- celeste
- Hello Neighbor
- Yooka-Laylee
- Dead Cells
- Project winter
- Viva Pinata
- Desperate 3
- Monster train
- Xenocrisis
- Stranger Things: The Gmae
- Pillars of eternity: complete edition
- Star Renegades (which we reviewed)
- Do not starve
- Spiritfarer
- What Remains Of Edith Finch
- Monster sanctuary
- River City Girls
- The Dark Crystal: Age Of Resistance (which we reviewed)
- Dragon Quest XI: Echoes Of An Elusive Age
- Scourgebringer (of which we have done the review)
- Ikenfell
- The Touryst
- Slay The Spire
- Hotshot Racing (of which we have the review)
- Guacamelee 2
- Streets of rage 4 (of which we have the review)
Microsoft introduced touch controls for the first time with Minecraft Dungeon during last September, then declaring how this feature was very important because it represents one of the most common requests in the cloud gaming field.
At the moment Xbox Cloud Gaming is currently only available on Android; the iOS and PC versions are scheduled for this spring.
Phil Spencer has stated that he is strongly intent on bringing the world of Cloud Gaming signed Xbox Game Pass to Apple, despite the latter company having put several stakes on the matter.
