Google Stadia Pro's "Cloud Gaming" Service Is Free For Two Months

Another digital service provider for free products in order to help social distancing in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak. 

This time Google announced that its cloud gaming service , the Pro version of Stadia , was released from a subscription fee for two months, starting on April 8. 

Google Stadia Vice President and GM Phil Harrison said that this was done to help entertain people who were forced to stay at home to reduce the risk of contracting the corona virus. 

Exemption from Stadia Pro subscription fees applies to new users and existing customers. "If you have subscribed to a paid service, we will not charge you for the next two months," Harrison said in a post on the Google Blog. 

After the free period of two months has passed, Stadia Pro customers must again pay a fee of 9.99 US dollars. However, subscriptions can be canceled whenever you want. 

In addition to free subscription fees, Stadia Pro customers will also get nine games that can be played for free, including Destiny 2: The Collection, GRID, Gylt, and Thumper. In addition to Stadia Pro, Stadia is now also available in a "basic" version which can be accessed free of charge. The only requirement is to have a Gmail account.

Previously, enthusiasts of this service had to buy the Google Stadia Premiere Edition bundle for 129 US dollars (USD 2.1 million) which included a Chromecast Ultra device, and a wireless Stadia Controller. It should be added that Google only eliminates Stadia in 14 countries, including the US, Canada, Britain and 11 other European countries. This service is not yet widely available in the world because it requires a high-speed internet