Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Shadow Warrior 2, and more join Xbox xCloud game streaming

Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Image credit: Warhorse Studios)

What you need to know

  • Project xCloud is a cloud game streaming service along the lines of Google Stadia.
  • It's available on Android phones at the moment, but it's expanding to Windows 10 next year.
  • Six more games like Shadow Warrior 2 are available through the service for free.
  • You just have to be accepted into the program to play all of these games through the cloud.

Microsoft seems like it's hell-bent on adding as many games to Project xCloud game streaming preview as possible. A few days ago, a lot of games like Wreckfest were added to the service. Now, six more made their way. A few hours ago, Xbox Live's Director of Programming Larry Hryb — better known as Major Nelson — said that Bomber Crew, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Shadow Warrior 2, and more were available on Project xCloud.

The complete list is as follows.

  • Bomber Crew
  • Farming Simulator 17
  • For the King
  • Kingdom Come: Deliverance
  • MotoGP 19
  • Shadow Warrior 2

Out of all of these, Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Shadow Warrior 2 are probably the biggest.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a story-driven open-world role-playing game that immerses you in an epic adventure in the Holy Roman Empire. Avenge your parents' death as you battle invading forces, go on game-changing quests, and make influential choices.

Shadow Warrior 2

Shadow Warrior 2 is the stunning evolution of Flying Wild Hog's offbeat first-person shooter starring the brash warrior Lo Wang, who must again wield a devastating combination of guns, blades, magic, and wit to strike down the demonic legions overwhelming the world.

Which titles are you interested in? Let us know. Microsoft still hasn't revealed details about Project xCloud pricing, but so far it's completely free.

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