Google, the company that specializes in search, has finally added search functionality to its gaming service Stadia

Photo taken by reporter Amelia Holowaty Krales working at The Verge.

Google’s Stadia cloud gaming service has been out for 526 days. You’re no stranger to Stadia or Google, and I’m not just referring to them as “services” and “companies”. Google, the name for a world-famous company with the ability to provide search services, has become a verb: when you search for something online, you will most likely say “google” something.

Yet more than 500 days since Stadia launched, Google has added search functionality to this cloud gaming service. Finally, gamers on the Stadia platform were able to search for a list of 172 games currently.

Serach functionality on Stadia.

In addition, Stadia has also recently been updated with game filtering, allowing you to keep track of the games you have purchased, the free games and the games only in the Pro package. Full of groundbreaking features, thank you very much Google.

Speaking of Stadia, on this platform there are many blockbuster titles like Assassin’s Creed, Borderlands 3, Cyberpunk 2077, Doom Eternal and many more. If you cannot afford a huge rig to play AAA games, you can fully consider using the Stadia service.

You can read Stadia’s complete list of games here.