Stadia announces new titles for service including Cyberpunk 2077

Titles already released on other platforms such as Superhot, Mortal Kombat 11 and The Elders Scrolls Online, an MMO set in Tamriel, will also be part of the service. Farming Simulator Platinum Edition was also discussed in the Stadia presentation alongside Samurai Shodown and the expansion for Destiny 2: Shadowkeep.

Stadia is set to feature multiple titles as they launch across other platforms. Orcs Must Die 3 will release on Stadia, as will Darksiders Genesis, DOOM Eternal and Borderlands 3, while Destroy All Humans' remake is also set to appear.

The presentation also gave viewers a closer glimpse into the world of Cyberpunk 2077 with previously unseen gameplay footage.

Dialogue options, more details about the dystopian world as well as vehicle travel were displayed as members of the CD Projekt Red team explained how telling a story in a detailed world is one of the main goals of the studio.

Windjammers 2, a sequel to the 1994 title, was also announced. The original game inspired Disc Jam, which released in 2017 to high praise, but failed to capture and keep a solid player base.

London-based Watch Dogs: Legion's presentation detailed how 'any Londoner can be your next recruit', including an 'old codger' called Alan, with increased damage with rifles but 'may die randomly' with permadeath apparently in the game. Everyone in the city has an origin story and if you build trust, they become unique playable characters to level up and unlock skills.

Google Stadia is set to launch this November, with an impressive library of games already announced. The stream is now available to rewatch on YouTube with trailers, gameplay footage and interviews with the creators of the latest additions to Stadia.