Valve, according to a code miner, would be working on Steam Cloud Gaming

The first to announce a cloud gaming platform was Google, with its Stadia platform, which has the NVIDIA GeForce Now competition. It seems that he will not be the only player in the video game market. Valve, according to the data miner Pavel Djundik, the company would be developing a service called "Steam Cloud Gaming".

It seems that Valve would be developing its own gaming platform in the cloud. Not much is known about the platform that Valve would be developing, but without a doubt it will be a great rival. The Steam catalog is huge and you can enjoy any of the games regardless of the system you have.

Valve would be working on Steam Cloud Gaming

The latest beta version of the Steam client adds more support for Steam's cloud gaming operations and timed trials. Timed tests and cloud games are related to each other. There is a 'GetCloudGameTimeRemaining' service.

Pavel Djundik

Apparently these "timed tests" would not be more than the record of the time played by the user. Perhaps it could also be a reference to a limited time of play for a free version, it is not very clear. Also, it appears that Valve's platform will have the ability to interface with NVIDIA's platform. All of this is truly promising and would leave the Google platform far behind.

Without a doubt, the most solid platform is that of NVIDIA (despite the loss of games in the catalog). Microsoft's Project xCloud platform is also a solid platform, but a bit limited. Despite the fact that Google announced its Stadia platform with great fanfare, the Stadia platform does not work well, the catalog is limited and games must be bought back. A platform that has been seen to have been launched in a very beta phase.

Source: VG247