Google has just announced which new games will be offered to Stadia Pro subscribers in May 2022. There will be 3 of them, and we will find in particular the famous Outriders title from Square Enix.
After offering 5 games to subscribers to the Stadia Pro formula at 9.99 euros per month in April 2022, players will receive in May a total of 3 games as part of the subscription. It is therefore a little less titles than the previous months, but the games offered are just as interesting. Here is a summary of the games offered:
- Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles
- Outriders
- PAW Patrol The Movie: Adventure City Calls
The first game available next month on the Stadia Pro subscription is Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles. This new title allows you to control bioluminescent creatures in a 3D platform environment. The Lumotes embark on an epic quest to turn the world blue again. You will have to defeat the greatest Mote of all: Mastermote.
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Google offers Outriders on the Stadia Pro subscription
Among the three games, the one that will probably interest the most players is the recent title from Square Enix: Outriders. For those who don’t know it, it’s a 1-3 day co-op RPG-shooter in a sci-fi universe which looks a lot like a mix between Destiny and God of War. As humanity bleeds out in the trenches of Enoch, you’ll create your own Outrider and embark on a journey across this hostile planet.
You will have at your disposal a large arsenal of weapons and rather special equipment, and you will have the opportunity to cross forests, mountains, and a desert in pursuit of a mysterious signal.
Finally, Google gives you the game PAW Patrol The Movie: Adventure City Callson the famous Paw Patrol series. Rather intended for children, you will embody your favorite puppies: Chase, Skye, Marshall and the new Liberty city car. Your goal will be to save Adventure City, controlled by Mayor Humdinger. You will have unique abilities, gadgets and vehicles at your disposal to explore the entire area of the game.
Source: Stadia
