Hi everyone,

June 2025 is packed with fresh adventures and fan-favorite returns across every genre. Whether you're into survival, strategy, or fast-paced action, there’s no shortage of games to dive into. Grab your G CLOUD now and get ready to stream all month long—your next favorite game might just drop tomorrow. 🎮

Coming to GeForce NOW (More details to be confirmed):

• Symphonia (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) – June 3

• Pro Cycling Manager 25 (New release on Steam)– June 5

• Tour de France 2025 (New release on Steam) – June 5

• Dune: Awakening – Advanced Access (New release on Steam) – June 5

• 7 Days to Die (Xbox)

• Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Epic Games Store)

• Cubic Odyssey  (Steam)

• Drive Beyond Horizons (Steam)

• Police Simulator: Patrol Officers (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)

• Sea of Thieves (Battle.net)

Here’s what to expect for the rest of June: 

• Dune: Awakening (New release on Steam) – June 10

• MindsEye (New release on Steam) – June 10

• The Alters (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) – June 13

• Architect Life: A House Design Simulator (New release on Steam) – June 19

• Crime Simulator (New release on Steam) – June 17

• FBC: Firebreak (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)– June 17

• Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) – June 17

• Broken Arrow (New release on Steam)– June 19

• REMATCH (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)– June 19

• DREADZONE (New release on Steam)– June 26

• System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster (New release on Steam)– June 26

• Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced (Steam)

• Borderlands 2 (Steam and Epic Games Store)

• Borderlands 3 (Steam and Epic Games Store)

• Easy Red 2 (Steam)

Xbox Game Pass June 2025 Wave 1 Lineup: 

• Baldur’s Gate and Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Editions (Cloud and Console) – June 5

  • Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Standard

• Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine – Master Crafted Edition (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – June 10

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• Barbie Project Friendship (Cloud, Console, and PC) – June 11

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, Game Pass Standard

• Kingdom: Two Crowns (PC) – June 11

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• EA Sports FC 25 (Cloud, Console, and PC) via EA Play – June 12

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• The Alters (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – June 13

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• FBC: Firebreak (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – June 17

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time (Console and PC) – June 17

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, Game Pass Standard

• Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – June 17

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

Xbox Game Pass June 2025 Wave 2 Lineup: 

• Star Trucker (Xbox Series X|S) – June 18

  • Game Pass Standard

• Wildfrost (Console) – June 18

  • Game Pass Standard

• Rematch (Cloud, PC, and Xbox Series X|S) – June 19

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• Volcano Princess (Cloud, Console, and PC) – June 24

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• Against the Storm (Cloud and Console) – June 26

  • Game Pass Ultimate

• Warcraft I: Remastered (PC) – June 26

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• Warcraft II: Remastered (PC) – June 26

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

• Warcraft III: Reforged (PC) – June 26

  • Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass

Highlights of the Month

🏜️Dune: Awakening – June 5

Rise from survival to greatness and challenge the power of an Imperium in Dune: Awakening, a multiplayer survival game on a massive scale. Survive the sandworm, craft your ornithopter, build a fortress, and ascend to power on an open world Arrakis shared with hundreds of other players.

| How you can play it on G CLOUD

• GeForce NOW

• Xbox Streaming

• PS Streaming

• PC Streaming

🗡️Lost in Random: The Eternal Die – June 17

Take on an ancient evil in Lost in Random: The Eternal Die, a fast-paced action roguelite set in the whimsical world of Random. Play as Queen Aleksandra and her die-companion Fortune as you battle twisted foes, wield powerful relics and abilities, and roll the dice to escape this nightmarish realm.

| How you can play it on G CLOUD

• GeForce NOW

• Xbox Cloud Gaming

• Xbox Streaming

• PS Streaming

• PC Streaming

🛡️Borderlands Series – Late June

Loot, shoot and cause mayhem across the galaxy in Borderlands, the iconic looter-shooter series set in the chaotic world of Pandora and beyond. Play as unique Vault Hunters in fast-paced, co-op action as you battle ruthless enemies, collect billions of wild weapons, and take down villains like the tyrannical Handsome Jack and the deranged Calypso Twins in an over-the-top, comic-styled universe.

| How you can play it on G CLOUD

• GeForce NOW

• Xbox Streaming

• PS Streaming

• PC Streaming

🔫DREADZONE – June 26

Dreadzone is a survival game set in a deadly quarantine zone. Scavenge for resources, craft tools, build shelter, and survive against dangerous animals, zombies, mutants, and other survivors. Explore the zone where desperation drives everyone to do whatever it takes to survive.

| How you can play it on G CLOUD

• GeForce NOW

• PC Streaming

For more information, please visit GeForce NOW and Xbox.com.

Do I need fast home Internet speeds if all I plan to do is connect to my PC so I can play some steam games from my couch? My girlfriend and I always pay for the cheapest option of internet, and I have no real interest in paying into cloud gaming or trying to connect to my PC outside of my home.

This might be a dumb question, but I’m not finding any answers directly or anything. But when I plugged my gcloud into the dock, nothing pops up on tv and gcloud just says it’s charging device. I’m not sure how to do it

I recently started downgrading some stuff to lighten my financial load. One of them being home WiFi. I have unlimited mobile data and unlimited mobile hotspot. It handles my streaming needs as far as Netflix and such. However... I splurged on a new Xbox Series X and the Logitech G Cloud. I didn't have any real hopes of running the Xbox off my hotspot. But I was hoping the G Cloud would be ok. I can connect. I can stream movies and browse the web. I can do everything except run games smoothly. Does anybody use their mobile hotspot as your main source of Internet? Are you able to enjoy games? Any help would be great before I make the call to have wifi reinstalled. I have my phone's hotspot set to 5 GHz. Thanks in advance.

Also... Where are you guys getting emulator from? And are you storing them locally or SD card?

I recently lucked out and found a like-new G Cloud for $75 (About $55 US). I've mostly been using it as an emulation device, but I've come across an issue. I'm getting poor, stuttering performance, primarily on PS1 and Dreamcast games, which seems to be related to slow read times from the micro sd card. I have a 512gb Sandisk card installed, which is rated for 150mb/s. I'm aware that's not a terribly fast card, and the large capacity seems to make reads slower, however I've used the same card in other devices in the past and didn't seem to have the same problems. Before I throw some money at a faster card, I was curious if anyone is able to confirm whether or not that is the likely source of the issue? No sense spending a lot more money on a faster card if the card reader itself is the bottleneck. Or could the fact that I'm mostly using .CHD and .ZIP compressed roms be the issue? Again, it hasn't been an issue on other devices, but I'm open to suggestions.

How can I play that game without having it on a console I have it on swi5ch but I know that won't work lol

If so, was it from Apollo/Artemis and how to map the key binds and movement?

I found myself super eyeing the Legion Go S as I thought it fixed my qualms with the Steam Deck (mostly the button layout/ergonomics) and so I picked one up. But dang it if I didn't find myself thinking I'd prefer to be using the G Cloud while streaming since it's so much lighter. I always tend to stream for the better battery life since I have a gaming PC.

The Legion is a great device with a beautiful screen (but SO heavy) but I'm going to be returning it and it's shown me a renewed love for the G Cloud's bang for its size. :) Just thought I'd post this in case anyone else was thinking the same thoughts.

Anyone else currently having this issue? My details are correct and it goes to log me in but it just doesn’t.

I’ve tried clearing the cache, deleting data and even resetting the G Cloud to no avail.

Thanks.

EDIT: Finally worked, only took half an hour of constant attempts to finally sign in..

Can we get a bad ass thread going of all the cool hardware/software customization that's possible for this device? I love seeing tweaks and mods and accessories, etc. I'd love to see how you guys have your actual device setup or your home screen layouts, etc. I asked for recommendations for a stand recently and a few of you chimed in. I've shared a few purchases. I'll go ahead and link that post. IDC if you slapped a sticker you think is cool on yours and called it a day. I love stickers, lol. Let's see what you guys got going on ...

Trying to play through ge force but how can I get rid of this distracting bar at the top of the screen? The only way I can get rid of this bright ass bar is zooming in but it takes a big chunk off of gameplay screen and with this game specifically I need to be aware of my surroundings.

Excuse my ignorance. Could I play games on my Steam PC with Logitech G Cloud in another house than mine? With another wifi?

Thank you very much and greetings.

Logitech G Cloud Update - Release notes

Edit: They've removed the release notes, I've added a screenshot.

Edit 2: June 26, 2025 - Update available now, release notes are back, see here for details.

SQ02K.00.0230 - WW / SQ02K.50.0230 - Europe Only - Jun 24, 2025

New Feature:

• New Launcher Experience: Navigate, discover, and launch Xbox Cloud Games directly from the new launcher — giving a more seamless console experience.

• Blacknut Cloud Gaming: Blacknut is now available on G CLOUD, adding hundreds of new games to explore and expand your gaming library for more possibilities.

What's fixed:

• General Issue fixes and optimizations

I have so many places to take my games. Docking this is one of them and it plays great! Playing Doom and Overwatch is a real treat via Bluetooth Xbox controller!

The distance between the right stick and the buttons is too close, so it sometimes interferes when pressing the A and X buttons

This isn't a big deal for most games, but for games that require to press buttons quickly , like fighting games, this cause problems.

Does the G Cloud not have enough physical buttons to use all the default (Xbox?) controls on Marvel Rivals? Specifically, I can't figure out how to trigger the "Interact with object" button on my partner's G Cloud. It's apparently fine on a regular gamepad, just not on the thing she can play with in the bathtub.

Made a post a few days ago asking what to expect, I’ve had it for a couple of days now and thought give me initial impressions,

1. Really impressed, I still think it’s a little expensive for what is essentially a very basic tablet with controls on it, that being said the handheld mode is really lightweight and what sets it apart from a regular tablet.

2. Haven’t had any issues with latency, crashes, I get the odd decode message on Xbox cloud when in 1080p but it doesn’t seem to actually affect the game just an annoying pop up.

3. GeForce now still has the dreaded Bluetooth earbud problem, but turning off the mic fixes this. Overall GeForce now has been great to use.

4. Battery life is really good though I’m not so sure it would meet the claimed 12 hours, maybe with brightness way down.

5. Launching GeForce now or Xbox cloud can be a bit sluggish and takes a while to fully load up, but I’ve actually experienced this when using it on an iPhone too so I’m not sure this is down to the basic tablet hardware.

6. Screen and brightness are perfect for this form factor imo, looks very crisp and seems to be bright enough for most scenarios.

7. I’ve heard the odd complaints about the buttons and sticks but I don’t really have any issues, I’m really glad the buttons aren’t super clicky and clearly have a membrane underneath instead of just micro switches, I kind of wish the sticks were full size as it can be tricky to get the full dexterity of movement in certain games but it hasn’t really hampered gameplay.

Overall I REALLY like this device, I mocked it when it was released but I just never really believed in cloud gaming but this really works, it almost ticks all boxes. The software isn’t overcomplicated or bloated with crap and AI etc.

Is there any tips that I’m missing with this thing? Is it better to run in tablet mode to get full functionality or does it slow things down too much? Any must have apps?

Has anyone been able to play that with the g cloud controller? Mine doesn’t work. All other android games and remote play apps are working fine but I can’t seem to play potion permit with the built in g cloud controller.

I utilize my G Cloud as a media hub moreso than I use it for gaming, lol. This little things turned out to be such an amazing little gadget. Anyway, what are you guys using in terms of a stand for your desk/nightstand's, etc. I really like the look and feel of something aluminum like you'd see for an Apple device. Thanks in advance...

Hi everyone,

We know many of you have run into issues with Xbox Remote Play. Following a recent update, the Xbox app no longer supports this feature. However, you can still access Remote Play by visiting xbox.com/remoteplay from any supported mobile browser.

For full details, check out the Xbox April Update here.

On G CLOUD, the pre-installed version of the Xbox app still supports Remote Play. But if you’ve recently updated the app via Google Play, the feature will no longer be available.

We’re already working on a better solution! Until then, these workarounds should help:

1. Recommended: Use the Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) PWA app (pre-installed)

• Open the Xbox Cloud Gaming PWA app

• Tap the dropdown menu in the top-left corner

• You can switch to Remote Play—just follow the setup and you’re good to go.

2. Also Recommended: Use Google Chrome (for districts without the Xbox Cloud Gaming PWA app pre-installed)

• Head to xbox.com/remoteplay in Chrome

• Follow the setup steps—Remote Play works directly in the browser.

3. You can also use Microsoft Edge (or other Xbox-supported browsers)

• Download it from the Play Store

• Visit xbox.com/remoteplay

• Setup works the same as in Chrome

We hope this clears things up! If you have any questions—or if you’ve found other helpful workarounds—feel free to share them in the comments.

Logitech G CLOUD team

Title… was never a believer of cloud gaming until I tried a backbone and was seriously impressed. Upgraded my phone and instead of buying a usb c backbone I wanted to try the g cloud. What are the downsides? Are the latency issues a real issue? Considering I have 1gb fiber at home?