Stadia is focusing on third-party games going forward, but E3 2021 didn’t bring much news on what’s coming to the platform.<\/b>
\nWith Google committing to third-party game releases over in-house developments, E3 is an important showcase to hear some good news regarding what\u2019s coming to Stadia. So far, here\u2019s every new game announced at E3 2021 that\u2019s set to see a Stadia debut. Ubisoft preceded the formal start of E3 2021 with its Ubisoft Forward event, which has been the biggest source of Stadia news so far. You can learn more about what\u2019s been confirmed for Stadia by Ubisoft here, including dates for Riders Republic, Far Cry 6, and more. Launching first on PC in 2022, Hashbane Interactive\u2019s Instinction has been confirmed to be \u201cconsidered\u201d for Stadia, according to a trailer posted this week. This had previously been teased by the developer after the Stadia player base expressed interest in the game. Unfortunately, that\u2019s all we\u2019ve seen so far for Stadia. As Google lost timed exclusives such as Orcs Must Die 3, Microsoft announced nearly 40 games coming to Xbox Game Pass, many of which are exclusives to either Xbox alone or PC at the same time. Even games that are supposed to be available everywhere, like EA\u2019s Battlefield 2042, have yet to acknowledge cloud gaming at all. It\u2019s entirely possible that a lot more of what\u2019s been announced at E3 could eventually come to Stadia, but nothing has been confirmed at this point. So far, the story hasn\u2019t changed much from E3 2019, months before Stadia had even launched. Launched as a Stadia exclusive last year, Get Packed is being updated in July with its \u201cFully Loaded\u201d version. Publisher Coatsink says this is \u201cmore than a mere expansion\u201d but not quite a full sequel. It\u2019s a huge update and will also be released on PC and consoles as the game ends its Stadia exclusivity. You can read more about Get Packed: Fully Loaded here. After announcing it earlier this year, Square Enix showed off the first gameplay and trailer for its Black Panther expansion. Coming to Stadia just like other platforms, \u201cWar for Wakanda\u201d will feature Klaw as the core villain. The expansion will launch in August. Black Panther must defend Wakanda from Klaw, who seeks to steal Vibranium for his own desires. Watch the cinematic trailer for Marvel\u2019s Avengers Expansion: Black Panther \u2013 War for Wakanda. Notably, though, Square Enix is diving further into Marvel games, with a Guardians of the Galaxy title being released later this year. Stadia is completely absent from the game\u2019s marketing, however. Check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more news:<\/p>\n