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Cloud Gaming Platform Nware Launches Web Browser Access Allowing Users to Truly Play Any Game Anywhere

Today, cloud gaming platform Nware announced it is now available to play directly on desktop and mobile web browsers, without the need to download the Nware app, breaking free from the limitations of devices and giving gamers more freedom.  

With this new browser-based gaming experience, gamers worldwide can effortlessly jump into their favourite games from any device with a compatible web browser. Users can access Nware via the Google Chrome and Safari web browsers and enjoy the power of cloud gaming. This is in addition to the native app being available on Windows PC, Android smartphones, tablets and Android TV, so users really can play any game, anywhere on any device.

In a world where most video games overlook macOS compatibility, this news is especially exciting for Mac users! With Nware’s latest update, users can now enjoy gaming on a Mac using just their web browser, without the need to purchase a high-end gaming PC or console.

If you are a dedicated Google Chrome user, you can kickstart your gaming experience regardless of if you’re on a Macbook, Windows PC, or Android mobile device. And for those who prefer Safari, you can start playing Nware right from your iOS device, be it an iPhone or an iPad running on the iOS operating system. 

As the only European cloud gaming platform in Europe, in April, Nware announced their global partnership with Microsoft, signing a 10-year agreement to stream PC games built by Xbox as well as Activision Blizzard titles (including the Call of Duty franchise) after the acquisition closes. The backing of one of the world’s biggest technology brands has proven the exciting and important path Nware is on to becoming a leader in the cloud gaming sector.  

Nware boasts over 20,000 titles with access to Call of Duty, Hogwarts Legacy, Rocket League and League of Legends when users sync their accounts. With the Nware launchers feature, user’s game libraries from Steam, Epic Games, Ubisoft, Roblox and Minecraft, include everything from blockbusters to indie gems for everyone to enjoy. Gamers also get free-to-play blockbuster hits including Counter Strike Global Offensive, Apex Legends, Destiny 2 and Dota 2.  

Nware was created to democratise the gaming industry, giving gamers access to their favourite titles without the need for expensive hardware or consoles. Now users don’t even need to download an app to access the world of cloud gaming . Users can play on their chosen device, save their games and carry on from the same place on another device. 

Daniel Olmedo of Nware said “Nware democratises access to gaming for all users, and now including those with a Mac or an iPhone. With Web Browser capabilities users can play any game directly without any downloads allowing a hassle-free option and opening up the platform to new opportunities. We’re looking forward to offering as many ways to play as possible, unlocking new markets where more Nwarriors can now enjoy the power of cloud gaming.”  

To experience Nware on your web browser, simply visit www.playnware.com/download, launch Nware using your compatible browser, and log in to your account. 

Signing up for an Nware account is completely free and grants you a 3-day trial period to assess the service before making a commitment. The cloud gaming service then offers two subscription plans, the Base Plan available for €8.99 which allows users access to synced games through thumbnails and Steam catalogue with the ability to save progress, and the Premium Plan for €10.99 (€99.99 annually) giving access to synched games as well as the Launchers feature (currently Steam, Epic Games, Ubisoft, Roblox & Minecraft) on a remote virtual gaming machine, using the storage space to freely install and play games. Users start with 100 GB of storage space in the cloud and unlock more gigabytes every month with Loyalty Rewards.

Find out more at https://www.playnware.com/ and sign up to the Waiting List for your exclusive invitation code.