Following a successful beta testing phase in 2023, Samsung has formally launched its cloud gaming service for Galaxy handsets in the United States.

On these devices, the “Gaming Hub” now offers the new feature.

Samsung makes its debut in the cutthroat mobile gaming market with this launch, but it takes a different tack by emphasising Android-native titles.

A Unique Approach to Traditional Cloud Gaming

Samsung’s service allows users to play Android games without having to download them in their entirety, in contrast to standard cloud gaming services that attempt to port PC or console games to platforms that aren’t made for them.

Users of Galaxy devices may get a whole new mobile gaming experience as a result.

Popular games like Marvel Contest of Champions, Homescapes, and Monopoly Go! are currently available at the Gaming Hub.

Instant Streaming and User Experience

Almost instantly after you choose a game on Samsung’s cloud gaming service, streaming begins.

It has been observed, meanwhile, that these streamed games may not have as good of a visual quality as locally installed ones.

Notwithstanding this small problem, the service offers a convenient substitute for downloading multiple games.

You must have a Samsung account in order to utilise this function.

A Boon for Publishers

Game publishers can also benefit greatly from Samsung’s mobile cloud gaming platform.

The platform promises to increase the scale and efficiency of user acquisition, which could increase their reach and profitability.

What distinguishes Samsung’s service in the mobile gaming market is its twin advantage of improving user experience and assisting game publishers.