At last, Apple permits cloud gaming apps on the App Store
According to some recent pieces of information, the game-streaming apps can now be accessed on the App Store. This implies that companies like Microsoft and Nvidia can now finally release native apps on the App Store for iPhone and iPad for their cloud gaming services, such as Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now. The new guidelines are applicable all across the globe.
iPhone and iPad users were relying on web browsers to access game streaming services on these devices. It was convenient for Appel users since it presented no major issues. Compared to this, a native and dedicated app offers an improved and better game-streaming experience in terms of controls, responsiveness, and additional settings.
In addition to this, Apple is providing more search options in the App Store for apps that stream games. For instance, if you search for Resident Evil 4, Apple may display the native version of the game in addition to the fact that it can be streamed via GeForce Now and Xbox Cloud Gaming. In addition, Apple offers its in-app purchase feature for games that are part of streaming apps. Naturally, games that are streamed via apps must follow the App Store Review Guidelines.
It is a piece of great news for game lovers who prefer to spend their time gaming. With options like these, users have another option on the list. Of course, such measures will lead to growth for the respective companies.
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