StadiaEnhanced VS StadiaIcons

I posted a breakdown of the different services a couple months ago and have been using GFN myself for almost 6 months now, after switching from Stadia (as the dev of Stadia Enhanced) when the announcement dropped.

A lot of you may know me from Stadia Enhanced and after Stadia announced their service eventually closing down, i took the time to test (most) available options and compile a fairly detailed breakdown of their pros and cons — including a personal note at the bottom.

Now that Stadia is coming to an end, I would like to thank u/ ChristopherKlay for the great browser extension "Stadia Enhanced" that made Stadia even better than it was!

Stadia enhanced*u // Stadia browser play enhancement. Features include but not limited to: Catalog sorting, codec enforcement, play session statistics, post processing enhancements

I will update the case over on GitHub that can be found here with details whenever available.

Curious, is this the same issue as here?

Thanks for waiting. We actually don't have an option aside from canceling the Stadia Pro for you to purchase it. One work around that the community came up with is to have a secondary account: https://github.com/ChristopherKlay/StadiaEnhanced/wiki/Buy-claimed-games

Quick & easy How-To. (:

Yeah, I haven't had the heart to shut down https://stadiaicons.web.app yet…

You can find a full guide here: https://github.com/ELowry/StadiaIcons/blob/master/pages/translation.md (it's a bit over-detailed, but that way there is little risk of things not being clear IMHO)

The system is gully open-source so you can easily play around with the code and customize it (like setting up your own icons catalog for example) if you feel up to the task =); I've made sure the documentation is good enough that you shouldn't be totally lost if you know a bit about web development and node.js.

Or maybe you want to have a shortcut to a cloud gaming service installed so you can launch it easily? In that case I'd suggest installing Stadia as a PWA (go the https://stadia.com connect and then in your browser's menu—usually represented as 3 dots—you'll get an "Install Stadia" option... Or even simpler: individual game shortcuts are available at https://stadiaicons.web.app (full disclosure, I made the site, and will update it with missing titles when I get back from vacation).

Or, for a more user-friendly way of making shortcuts: https://stadiaicons.web.app ;)

A set of freely usable game icons made to be used by the community and which follow a simple "Stadia Swoosh" design. You can find the full list over on GitHub.

But yes, it is quite nice to launch games. I actually used that same tech to set up https://stadiaicons.web.app to be able to launch individual games directly ;) (also available directly with Stadia Enhanced and Stadia+).

I have built https://stadiaicons.web.app (which is built into Stadia Enhanced, and Stadia+, though I think it's not working in the latter because v2.x isn't maintained while Mafrans sets up a full rework in the upcoming v3.x).

Or: https://stadiaicons.web.app (not always totally up to date with the latest releases because I have to add icons manually)