Google today announced new details for some streaming-enabled features it has previously teased for the Stadia service.
The company said it would enable State Share, Crowd Play, Crowd Choice, and Stream Connect functions in a selection of games "soon," but State Share is already live in Doom Eternal and Hello Engineer, and Crowd Play is available in Serious Sam 4.
State Share allows users to save their game whenever they take a screenshot or capture video in-game. The image or video can then be shared with others whom then can play from that unique save state of the title for themselves.
The Crowd Play function will give YouTube viewers the ability to join and play alongside the person whose livestream theyre watching.
Games that feature Crowd Choice are able to create polls during a YouTube live stream, which viewers are able to vote on within the chat window.
With Stream Connect, users can see up to a total of three teammates screens during co-op play sessions.
Additionally, the company shared that State Share supported titles are:
Hitman 1Hitman 2Hitman 3PixelJunk RaidersJudgmentSerious Sam 4Monster Boy and the Cursed KingdomHello EngineerHumankindDoom EternalGames featuring Crowd Play will be:
Samurai ShodownMortal Kombat 11 Borderlands 3 Super Bomberman R OnlineDead by DaylightOutcastersCraytaDragon Ball Xenoverse 2Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 - The Official Video GameSerious Sam 4Crowd Choice enabled Stadia titles are:
Samurai ShodownBaldurs Gate 3 Dead by DaylightOutcastersDragon Ball Xenoverse 2Monster Boy and the Cursed KingdomStream Connect functionality is confirmed for:
Tom Clancys Ghost Recon BreakpointThe Division 2The Crew 2Orcs Must Die 3OutridersFar Cry 6