Google has announced the Stadia Pro lineup for March, which includes the new Stadia exclusive, PixelJunk Raiders. Three other titles join the roguelike, including Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle, Reigns, and AVICII Invector. All four titles will become available to Pro members on March 1.
PixelJunk Raiders is the standout title and is exclusive to the streaming platform. Developed by Q-Games, the colorful adventure game will see you trying to save the alien world of Tantal. You'll need to find your way across procedurally generated landscapes, facing off against terrifying monsters as you trek from town to town and unlock its secrets.
Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle is another Stadia exclusive, although it couldn't be more different from PixelJunk Raiders. Mega Tunnel Battle sees 64 players duking it out in a Pac-Man-themed battle royale and is a unique twist on the classic formula.
Reigns is arguably the most popular title of the bunch, as it saw wild success when it launched several years ago. The strange strategy game has since received several spin-offs – including one based on Game of Thrones – and is a nice addition to the Stadia Pro lineup.
The final March title is Avicii Invector, a "rhythm-action experience" that earned rave reviews in 2019. It didn't quite reach the same popularity as Reigns, but no doubt it has a dedicated following of players.
If you're not a Stadia Pro subscriber, you can still purchase all the above games – here's what they'll run you:
- PixelJunk Raiders – $19.99
- Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle – $19.99
- Reigns – $2.99
- Avicii Invector – $19.99
Although Stadia was hit with some bad news earlier this year, the service continues to pump out content monthly. In fact, the service recently announced Outriders will be launching on April 1 – the same day it launches for PC and consoles.
The current lineup of free Stadia Pro games includes Journey to the Savage Planet, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, and Enter The Gungeon. March's list might not have the same appeal as February, but the two Stadia exclusives are nothing to scoff at.