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Best Cloud Gaming Services 2026
This list covers cloud gaming services for playing streamed games on supported devices. Use it to compare free plans, paid entry prices, game access models and device support.
The comparison also covers streaming resolution, HDR, ray tracing, session limits and queue priority. Its order is refreshed nightly, so the presentation can change.
Blacknut
Blacknut offers a subscription game catalog on browsers, computers, phones, tablets, TVs and streaming devices.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Xbox Cloud Gaming
Xbox Cloud Gaming streams a mixed game selection to phones, computers and web browsers.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Cloudy Pad
Cloudy Pad streams your game library to phones, tablets, computers, smart TVs and Apple TV at up to 1440p.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Amazon Luna
Amazon Luna streams cloud games to phones, computers, tablets, Fire TV and select smart TVs.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2NetEase Cloud Gaming may suit players who want to run mobile or PC games through cloud resources without local installation.
It suits players who want to stream games they already own across computers, mobile devices, browsers, and supported TVs.
TIM Cloud Gaming streams more than 300 games to computers, phones, tablets and Android TV without downloads.
Tencent START is a cloud gaming platform for iPhone, iPad, mobile devices, tablets, computers and TVs.
PlayStation Plus Cloud Streaming streams games to PS5, PlayStation Portal, PS4 and Windows PC at up to 4K.
Sora Stream provides mixed cloud gaming for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, mobile, tablet, PC, TV and browser.
Ploud streams your game library to computers, ChromeOS and Google TV or Android TV at up to 1080p HDR.
Aristeem Play is a mixed cloud gaming service for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows and web browsers.
ONMO+ offers mixed cloud gaming on phones, tablets, browsers, computers, Google TV and select smart TVs.
Maximum Settings streams your game library to computers, phones, Apple TV, consoles and Raspberry Pi at up to 4K.
CloudMoon suits people who want to play mobile games on supported devices without downloading them, including users with low-spec hardware.
CloudDeck streams your game library to computers, phones, tablets, TVs and handhelds.
now.gg runs mixed cloud games in browsers and on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, ChromeOS and Linux.
Pleio streams subscription games on Android and iOS phones and tablets, Windows PCs, Bbox devices and Samsung Smart TVs.
bro.game streams your game library to computers, phones, tablets, smart TVs and handhelds at up to 4K HDR.
Before you choose
Separate free plans from trials
Check the Free plan and Free trial fields separately. A service can offer a free plan, a time-limited trial or a paid model with a free access option.
Review the paid-from price when ongoing access matters. GeForce NOW lists a free plan and paid plans from $9.99 per month.
Match the devices you use
Check support for Android, iOS, macOS, web, Windows and Linux before choosing a service. Device coverage differs across services.
A browser option can matter when you switch between computers, while mobile support matters for gaming away from a desk.
Understand game access
Compare the game access model with the games you want to play. The model affects how you reach a service's catalog or your own games.
Do not treat a free plan as a promise of the same game access as a paid plan. Read the access details beside the pricing information.
Check picture and graphics features
Use maximum streaming resolution to set an image-quality expectation. HDR support can affect compatible displays.
Ray tracing is a separate comparison field. Check it alongside resolution and HDR rather than using one feature as a substitute for the others.
Review session and queue rules
Maximum session length tells you how long a play session can run before a limit applies. Queue priority indicates how the service handles access demand.
These fields matter when you plan long sessions or want a clearer idea of how waiting access may work.