There's some big news for Google Stadia fans today, including several free games for Pro subscribers next month and hundreds coming to the platform in the future.
First up, Google says that it's got six free games planned for Stadia Pro subscribers in December. They include the popular tactics game Into the Breach and stealth game Hitman 2. Here's the full list of free games Stadia Pro subscribers will get next month:
- Into the Breach: One of the most pure and perfect tactics games ever.
- Hitman 2: More missions, more disguises, and more stealth-action challenges from the World of Assassination.
- Kine: Adorable robots make music together in this delightful and challenging puzzle game.
- Monster Jam Steel Titans: BIG TRUCKS SMASHING THINGS! Monster Jam Steel Titans brings you all the car-crushing offroad action your heart desires.
- Everspace: Space combat action meets a roguelike soul. Fly, die, fly again, and triumph!
- Secret Neighbor: Six friends, one fraud. The tense, atmospheric horror of Hello Neighbor gets bigger in this multiplayer game of suspicion and survival.
These games will be available to claim starting December 1 and will be available in your library as long as you're a Stadia Pro subscriber.
Google also says that November 30 will be the last chance Stadia Pro users will have to claim Superhot, Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, Little Nightmares, Hello Neighbor, and Super Bomberman R Online for free.
Also announced today is that Google Stadia will have a ton of games on sale for Black Friday. They include Doom Eternal for $19.79, Assassin's Creed Odyssey for $23.99, and Red Dead Redemption 2 for $40.19. Stadia Pro subscribers can get even deeper discounts. The full list of Stadia's Black Friday deals can be found here.
Finally, Google Stadia director of games Jack Buser has teased what's in store for the gaming service in the coming years. Buser told MobileSyrup that there are 400 games in development for Google Stadia right now from 200 developers. Not all 400 of those games are likely to be released in 2021, but Google Stadia users do have a big catalog of games to look forward to in the future.