Google has enlisted Ubisoft’s assist in testing out its Project Stream service, and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is the primary check topic.
It’s been rumoured for some time that Google is working on a game streaming service, and this week, the tech conglomerate made it official.
Called Project Stream, the brand new service goals to unravel the issue of game streaming in the identical method tech did the identical for music, and video. A restricted beta check will kick off on October 5, and can permit individuals to stream the total model of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey fully free.
Google’s plan is to have games be streamable by its Chrome net browser, and this primary public check will check that functionality. This first check is simply accessible within the US, and there’s a restricted variety of slots.
Of course, latency is a extra main concern in game streaming than it’s in music and video. Google hopes to unravel that downside. For this check, you’re going to want, at minimal, a connection rated at 25 megabits per second.
You can throw your identify within the hat on the official Project Stream website.
The demo you see above reveals the game operating at 1080p, streamed at 60fps by Project Stream.
Those not eager about streaming can play Assassin’s Creed Odyssey on PC, PS4, and Xbox One on October 5.
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