Google has promised quite the year for its big game streaming service Stadia, with a number of exciting features and emerging titles expected to happen throughout the remainder of 2020. While the extent of these arrivals has largely been announced in small doses, Google Stadia has now unveiled a large assortment of upcoming titles – including several exclusives – readying for a release on the platform.

As part of the latest Stadia Connect presentation, a total of 16 games were revealed to be coming to the Google streaming service, including the likes of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, IO Interactive’s Hitman trilogy, and the upcoming sci-fi shooter Outriders. Survival title Dead by Daylight is also set to ascend to the cloud as well, which launches with cross-play and cross-progression support as well as two Stadia-only modes called “Crowd Play” and “Crowd Choice.” Both are centered around live streaming, with Crowd Choice allowing fans to vote to influence the game and Crowd Play allowing a specific community to participate in a playable trial.

In addition to the numerous games being ported to Google Stadia, several are also being shown off as exclusive to the streamable platform. Colorful free-for-all shooter Outcasters was unveiled as the next game to tout the “Only On Stadia” motto, arriving sometime in Fall 2020. Tower-defense threequel Orcs Must Die! 3 was also confirmed to be limited-time exclusive to the Google service, available free for Stadia Pro subscribers today. In addition, three untitled games from several studios were also confirmed to be in the works, such as Harmonix (Rock Band), Uppercut Games (City of Brass), as well as Supermassive Games (Until Dawn).

A full list of Google Stadia games from the event can be viewed below alongside a trailer playlist.

• One Hand Clapping (Available Now)
• Orcs Must Die! 3 (Available Now)
• PUBG Season 8 (July 30th)
• Serious Sam 4 (August 2020)
• PGA Tour 2K21 (August 21st)
• Dead by Daylight (September 2020)
• Hello Neighbor (September 1st)
• Hitman (September 1st)
• Hitman 2 (September 1st)
• NBA 2k21 (September 4th)
• WWE 2K Battlegrounds (September 18th)
• Hello Neighbor: Hide & Seek (November 1st)
• Super Bomberman R Online (Fall 2020)
• Outcasters (Fall 2020)
• Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (Fall 2020)
• Outriders (Christmas 2020)
• Hitman 3 (January 2021)
• Untitled Harmonix title (TBA)
• Untitled Supermassive Games title (TBA)
• Untitled Uppercut Games title (TBA)

What do you think? Are you excited about all these additions coming to Google Stadia, or do you remain skeptical about the current viability of game streaming? Let us know in the comments below and be sure to follow Don’t Feed the Gamers on Twitter and Facebook to be informed of the latest gaming and entertainment news 24 hours a day! For more headlines recently featured on DFTG, check out these next few news stories:

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