Google lets you play games with great graphics right on Chrome

Playing games through the form of Stream in particular as well as the Livestream model in general has become an extremely popular aspect in the virtual world. Before the development of the Twitch, Steam, Facebook nice PlayStation Now.. a lot of tech giants have started encroaching on this fertile land. Google It is not an exception when I have just officially confirmed my new project called Project Stream.
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Once codenamed Yeti, Project Stream has the ambition to deliver the virtual world experience directly to gamers without requiring any hardware requirements. All you need to do is enable Project Stream in your browser Chrome and enjoy the most popular graphics masterpieces of PC. The first game that was put to the test was Assassin’s Creed Odyssey – The game version is being evaluated as the new peak of the Assassin’s Creed series with sky-high scores.
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Similar to Sony’s PS Now, Project Stream will stream game images directly through Chrome and let gamers interact as if they were playing a real PC product. Gamers there will not have to worry about all hardware or installing games on the computer, but instead only need to care about the Internet connection.
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Project Stream is now in beta, and those with access to the platform will be able to try out Assassin’s Creed Odyssey for free. Hopefully with the new technology that Google uses, Project Stream can eliminate the inherent problems of playing games through Stream such as input lag or delay in the control mechanism.

All information about Project Stream on Chrome will be updated by Emergenceingame.Com for readers as soon as possible.

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