What Google Stadia needs to succeed

It's been more than three months since Google Stadia officially entered the world market. A time when many of us have been able to explore and analyze Google's video game platform and enough time to know that without all the great ideas behind this service, The Mountain View company failed to perform well.

But despite the broken promises or features that Google Stadia should improve upon, the first thing Stadia should do grow your current and inadequate videogame catalog. Why? Because the video game platform survives because of players and players, all they want is a comprehensive video catalog. Without games there are no players and without players there is no Stadia. It's that simple.

If Stadia wants more players, she should think about adding more multiplayer games.

Currently information about Google Stadia is private. We don't know how many people got Stadia in its day and how many users are using the platform today. We think that is not enough because if it weren't Google would have already installed it. A few days ago an indie developer confirmed that Google's agreement to bring more videogames to Stadia is a joke and it seems Stadia's economic game is not one of the biggest among the company.

Of course it was foreseen that by 2020 120 titles would reach Stadia, but it is also true that these titles will follow after E3 and that they will reach other platforms such as PlayStation 4, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch over PC. To this we must add the statements of Jade Raymond, who oversees the platform that Google Stadia will reach its true potential in five years. We'll have to see if that platform is still alive.

So, what can Stadia do to attract more users? We will not deceive anyone. Google Stadia works well on anything with a regular Internet connection. Except for the cuts and smooths. The quality of the drawings may not be the same as the last-generation computer but the investment is different. So, Google Stadia needs to bring a lot of free to play multiplayer games to its catalog

Names like Fortnite or PUBG remember to include clear examples. Obviously, Google should negotiate with its creators, But Google is currently not in a query or search engine. Its importance is to attract users and with this requires not only many games in its catalog, but well-known articles that attract a large number of new players.

It may be that from Google they have seen pride in their platform, thinking that because they were the ones who would be able to attract a large number of developers or, they introduced Google Stadia very soon, with a lot of confidence in their backs and producing a lot of expectations. However, in Google's hands we are restoring the situation before the real competition arrives.

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