viviON, the parent company behind the Japanese digital game, doujinshi, and ASMR platform DLsite, has announced that its new cloud gaming service, viviON Games, will officially debut on August 26. Initially unveiled in May, viviON Games enables users to play PC games on their smartphones by leveraging the OOParts cloud gaming engine.
The service employs OOParts to stream PC games directly to your phone’s browser through dedicated servers. By eliminating the need for downloads and installations, it allows players to instantly dive into their chosen game.
viviON Games was developed with the aim of making PC gaming more accessible to both players and developers. Time-strapped players will now have the ability to enjoy their favorite PC games on the go whenever they have a spare moment. Developers benefit as well, since they won’t need to port their games to the platform, as viviON Games was designed with PC titles in mind. Unlike subscription-based services, viviON Games will operate on a one-time purchase basis.
viviON Games is currently highlighting one launch title each day on its X account leading up to the service’s official launch. The inaugural game, revealed on August 20, is Daidai’s 2024 adventure horror title, The Aquarium Does Not Dance. A demo version showcased at this year’s BitSummit PUNCH included games such as Yomawari: Lost in the Dark, Seifuku Kanojo, KemonoMix Re, One Way Heroics Plus, Terminus Historia, Return to Shironagasu Island, and The Clingy Ghost, though their inclusion in the final release has not yet been confirmed.
viviON Games will launch on August 26. For more information about the service and its game lineup, visit the official X account.
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