Stadia Pro Library Grows To 50 Games In February

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Google has revealed that come February, Stadia's Pro current library will grow to 50 titles. Pro subscribers are able to play a library of games instantly and claim games for free.

Most notably, the Life is Strange Remastered Collection will be included in the Stadia Pro library on February 1. The collection consists of both Life is Strange and Life is Strange: Before the Storm. Both have improvements such as updated lighting effects and fully motion-captured facial animations. The game has been delayed on Nintendo Switch, but it's still launching at its previously announced date for other platforms, including Stadia.

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