[...] during a now-public MEGAMIGS talk, Stadia Games and Entertainment’s Portfolio Director Julien Cuny shared the types of games that Google is hoping to publish as second-party games through Stadia Games and Entertainment. The company showed no major restrictions for the games coming in, seeking both high-budget and low-budget games from every genre.
Instead though, Cuny shared some criteria that might make a game more appealing to Stadia Games and Development such as anything that can use Stadia’s exclusive features — abbreviated in the video’s slideshow as “SEFs” — like State Share, as well as games that can integrate with YouTube or other Google services.
More notably, Cuny mentions that Stadia Games and Entertainment is offering a “Special bonus” — on top of the normal support Stadia Games and Entertainment would offer while acting as publisher — to developers of role-playing games and any game aiming to launch in 2023 or later. This strongly speaks to Google having a plan for Stadia to continue to grow for years to come, rather than Stadia being a service that’s teetering on the edge of the Google Graveyard. [...]
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[...] during a now-public MEGAMIGS talk, Stadia Games and Entertainment’s Portfolio Director Julien Cuny shared the types of games that Google is hoping to publish as second-party games through Stadia Games and Entertainment. The company showed no major restrictions for the games coming in, seeking both high-budget and low-budget games from every genre.
Stadia Games & Entertainment seeking games for "2023+" - 9to5Google
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