After previous only being available on Google’s own line of mobile devices, Pixel, they’ve just announced that Stadia will soon be available on other Android devices starting from February 20th.
Select Samsung, Asus, and Razer devices will be supported for Stadia going forward, with Samsung’s suite of phones from the last couple of years mostly being compatible with Stadia. The S20 line will release in March.
Here’s that full list of Stadia compatible devices:
– Samsung Galaxy S8
– Samsung Galaxy S8+
– Samsung Galaxy S8 Active
– Samsung Galaxy Note8
– Samsung Galaxy S9
– Samsung Galaxy S9+
– Samsung Galaxy Note9
– Samsung Galaxy S10
– Samsung Galaxy S10E
– Samsung Galaxy S10+
– Samsung Galaxy Note10
– Samsung Galaxy Note10+
– Samsung Galaxy S20
– Samsung Galaxy S20+
– Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
– Razer Phone
– Razer Phone 2
– ASUS ROG Phone
– ASUS ROG Phone II
To use Stadia on mobile, simply download the Stadia app if you’re already a Founder and sign in using your information. Don’t forget that Founders will also have a Buddy Pass to give away to someone else, so there’s at least one other person you can play Destiny 2 with.
Even though this is a big improvement on the service as is, Stadia is still far behind where it should be. It’s still missing many of its promised features months after its November launch, and isn’t exactly setting the gaming world alight, either.
Google did, however, recently reveal a few of the new games coming to the platform, which include Serious Sam Collection, Panzer Dragoon: Remake, Lost Words: Beyond the Page, Stacks on Stacks (on Stacks), and Spitlings.
Stadia is out now for $130 for the starter kit for the Chromecast, with a subscription setting you back $10 a month for the premium service.
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