For a brief period in cloud gaming history, players could build their dream metropolises without a high-end PC or console. Cities: Skylines —Paradox Interactive’s reigning champion of the city-building genre—made its way to Google Stadia. Here is the definitive timeline of that release.
Gameplay of a city with a Chrome tab overlay. Audio: "Google Stadia got the Premium Edition 2 . You could play this massive simulation on a Pixel phone. No lag... well, mostly no lag." cities skylines google stadia release date
[Text on screen]: Remember Stadia? [Visual: Fast cuts of traffic jams and city skylines] Voiceover: "May 6th, 2020. Paradox brought Cities: Skylines to Google Stadia. Premium Edition 2. No PC required. Just Chrome." [Visual: Fade to black] Text: "RIP January 18, 2023." For a brief period in cloud gaming history,
Cities: Skylines officially launched on Google Stadia on May 6, 2020 . Gameplay of a city with a Chrome tab overlay
🪦 Service Status: Sunset (Jan 2023). But the legacy of cloud city-building lives on. 🏙️
Players could finally build grid cities, manage traffic, and cause volcanic eruptions from their Chromebooks.
For a brief period in cloud gaming history, players could build their dream metropolises without a high-end PC or console. Cities: Skylines —Paradox Interactive’s reigning champion of the city-building genre—made its way to Google Stadia. Here is the definitive timeline of that release.
Gameplay of a city with a Chrome tab overlay. Audio: "Google Stadia got the Premium Edition 2 . You could play this massive simulation on a Pixel phone. No lag... well, mostly no lag."
[Text on screen]: Remember Stadia? [Visual: Fast cuts of traffic jams and city skylines] Voiceover: "May 6th, 2020. Paradox brought Cities: Skylines to Google Stadia. Premium Edition 2. No PC required. Just Chrome." [Visual: Fade to black] Text: "RIP January 18, 2023."
Cities: Skylines officially launched on Google Stadia on May 6, 2020 .
🪦 Service Status: Sunset (Jan 2023). But the legacy of cloud city-building lives on. 🏙️
Players could finally build grid cities, manage traffic, and cause volcanic eruptions from their Chromebooks.