When looking at the current lineup of titles available on Google-owned Stadia, the platform is still developing a repertoire of games since the streaming service just launched back in November of last year. One eye-opener that surely takes you off guard when skimming over the list is there missing myriad of Electronic Arts-published games.
Google has collaborated with the likes of Ubisoft, Bethesda, and Square Enix to bring some of the most anticipated titles to the newest face in the video game industry. Now that changes as both Google alongside EA in a recent press release announce that the two will partner to bring three games to Stadia in the coming months.
Google Vice President Phil Harrison announces that FIFA, Madden, and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order are all expected to arrive to Stadia now that a firm foundation sits under both parties to bridge the gap for new additions.
Cloud is opening up exciting new possibilities for play. In partnering with Google Stadia, we have an opportunity to deliver some creative and innovative game experiences on an exciting new platform.
Andrew Wilson, Electronic Arts’ President & CEO
Stadia users can expect the third-person, action-adventure from Respawn Entertainment to release sometime this coming fall. As for the two EA Sports titles – both FIFA & Madden are slated to ship the following winter. As of reporting, only the release windows have been shared as no approximate dates have been spared by either party.
The announcement comes as a very comfortable time for players who might be interested in dabbling with Stadia in the coming future. While the games listed will not be out until later this year, Google shared last week that Stadia will be dropping its base tier in exchange for the free version of the platform. Those interested can also dabble in the free trial of Stadia Pro that will be active until sometime in June.
What game interests you most to take on through Stadia?
Stadia is available for television, select mobile devices, and PC.
Source: Electronic Arts
