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Play PC and console games with cloud gaming
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
JioGames is a cloud gaming app. The listing describes it as India's cloud gaming platform, and it offers PC and console games that run through cloud streaming rather than on the phone itself. It suits someone who wants to play larger games on a phone without storing them.
The catalogue covers action, adventure, racing and horror titles. The listing says the library grows over time, with new games added every week.
The build we hold is JioGames: Play Cloud Games 4.1.0.5 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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Nothing is downloaded or installed. You pick a game from the library and start it from the app, and the listing advertises HD graphics for the streamed picture.
Because the games stream, a phone with limited storage does not need room for each title. The listing presents this as the main point of the service.
The listing names several open-world and action games in its catalogue. These include Just Cause 4, Just Cause 3 and Saints Row: The Third, along with Mafia: Definitive Edition and the older action title Sleeping Dogs.
Titles are grouped by genre in the listing, so a player looking for one type of game can browse toward it. The collection is described as growing, with new releases arriving weekly.
The developer states that the games are played without ads and without in-app purchases. The listing presents the library as premium mobile gaming on this basis.
Those two points are what the listing says about how the games are paid for and monetised inside the app. They are the developer's own statements and have not been tested here.