Samsung launches cloud gaming service for Galaxy devices
By ForGeeks Samsung has officially unveiled its cloud gaming service, which is available on all compatible Galaxy devices in North America starting today. The service, which has been tested since last year through the Game Launcher (Samsung Gaming Hub) app, is now out of beta testing and ready for full operation.
Samsung’s cloud gaming service is now available on all compatible Galaxy devices in North America.
Games without installing or waiting
Samsung is offering 23 games at launch, including popular free-to-play projects like Candy Crush Saga, Honor of Kings and Monopoly Go. The service is free and supports games in Android APK format, as well as built-in monetization models.
The service is free and supports games in Android APK format, as well as built-in monetization models.
One of the key features of the new service is the ability to play games instantly. Users in North America can click on an ad for an Android game and immediately start playing through the Galaxy Store. The process doesn’t require downloading, installing the app or creating an account, making access to games much quicker.
All compatible games can be launched via links in the Galaxy Store, Samsung Gaming Hub or ads. According to Samsung, during the beta period, half of users who clicked on an ad started playing the suggested game. That’s 10 times the industry average.
Samsung Gaming Hub and Samsung Gaming Hub.
Improve the effectiveness of ad campaigns
“Our cloud gaming platform enables publishers to significantly increase conversion rates within user campaigns by eliminating the need to redirect players to the app store to download and install games,” said Jong Woo, vice president and head of Samsung’s gaming division.
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The service is focused on simplifying the interaction between users and game products, making it attractive to both players and game publishers.
Beta Testing Success
The number of active users of Samsung’s cloud gaming service grew 149% year-on-year during the testing period in the U.S. and Canada. This growth indicates a high level of interest in the new technology.
Samsung’s cloud gaming service has seen a 149% increase in active users over last year.
Global Launch Prospects
Samsung’s cloud gaming service is currently only available in North America. However, given the company’s success and ambitions, we can expect to see the platform launch in other regions in the coming months.
Samsung’s cloud gaming service is currently only available in North America.
