The idea is to give users maximum flexibility in where and how people want to play. Big Fish Games is making the app for its cloud service available on the Google Play store today, and it is also releasing it on the Roku 3 set-top box, which will take the content to the television screen.Ĭustomers can instantly play the entire Big Fish Instant Games catalog of more than 200 games. That allows those games to be played on any device, and Big Fish Games is reaping the rewards of that investment today by launching its cloud service across all four major screens: PCs, smart TVs, tablets, and mobile phones. The games are streamed to a user’s machine, which doesn’t have to process or store the game data.
But last year, the company also made a bold move by launching a cloud-based service, where games are stored and executed on web-connected data centers rather than on a player’s computer. The company has been adapting to the growth of mobile gaming by launching a series of mobile titles, adapted from its casual web fare. It has published more than 3,000 games produced by its own developers and third-party gamemakers. Its roots are as a maker of downloadable games on websites that primarily target older female gamers, who embrace titles that don’t involve guns and violence. Seattle-based Big Fish Games bills itself as the world’s largest producer of casual games.
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