Stadia might be about to get a lot more games.
The session will be led by Marcin Undak, on Google’s Stadia porting platform team, and promises a “detailed overview of the technology behind Google’s solution for running unmodified Windows games on Stadia.” It appears that Google has built its own Windows emulator for Linux to help developers port games to the service without having to modify titles for Linux.
It now seems that Google has built a solution to remove that work and allow Windows games to run unmodified. Google mentions an emulator here, but it’s more likely that the company has instead built a compatibility layer capable of running Windows applications without having to directly emulate them and run into performance issues.Valve has created its own Proton compatibility layer that allows Windows games to run on Linux by using a modified version of Wine.
Google might not be alone in bringing unmodified Windows games to a game streaming service. Amazon’s Luna game streaming service is currently
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