About Cloudplay
Updated Aug 31, 2026An independent database of what you can play in the cloud, and what it costs you.
What this is
Cloudplay answers one question for each game: can I play it in the cloud, where, and do I need to buy it first? It covers five cloud gaming services: GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming, PlayStation Plus, Amazon Luna and Boosteroid. It keeps a record of the games added and removed, shows the live server status and queue times of GeForce NOW, the price of a game on the stores those services use, and a calendar of what comes next.
Who makes it
One person, in their own time, through a small company, Room 46 LLC. Cloudplay has no link with NVIDIA, Microsoft, Sony, Amazon, Boosteroid or any game publisher. It shows no ads. Some store links may be affiliate links; where one is, it is marked next to the link, and it never changes what we show.
Where the data comes from
Each figure on the site comes from a source you can check yourself: the services’ own game lists, the stores’ prices, the services’ status pages. The only figures typed by hand are the subscription prices of the services that publish none in a form we can read; they are dated where they appear. The methodology page says where each source is read and how often.
What it gets wrong
We check the services once a day, so a game can be on a service for hours before it appears here. Game lists differ by country; we show the US one. Prices are the store’s list price in the currency of your location, not a quote. Queue times come from a third party and are a few minutes old. When something here is wrong, tell us. We usually fix it the same day.
The paperwork
Privacy, terms of use and the legal notice.