Google really wants you to buy Cyberpunk 2077 on Stadia — so much, in fact, that it’s giving away a Stadia Premiere kit to each person who preorders (or who has already preordered) the game on Stadia or buys it after launch until December 17th. The promotion runs “until supplies last,” though Google declined to say how many units it will be giving out.
The hardware bundle that usually costs $100 includes a white Stadia controller, a Chromecast Ultra, and, for new users, a one-month trial subscription to Stadia’s Pro-tier service. Stadia Pro includes 4K streaming and a growing collection of free games similar to Sony’s PlayStation Plus and Microsoft’s Xbox Live Gold subscription.
To redeem the deal, you’ll need a Stadia account, though you don’t need to be a paid subscriber. Then, head to Cyberpunk 2077 ’s product page and purchase the game. If you have a Stadia Pro subscription, you can save $10 on the game if you haven’t already used that promo.
Well, Google really wants you to start building a library on Stadia so you feel like you have an investment in the platform.
The problem is, short of making purchases cross licensed with the Steam and Epic stores, I don't see how Google could ever convince me they aren't going to abandon the platform in the next decade and make all the games I bought unplayable.