Today, you can buy powerful Chromebooks and use them to run local Android and Linux apps and, now, that’s extending to games. Google has officially released Steam for Chrome OS, at least in its ...

Google finally announced Steam for Chrome OS is on the way. You will be able to play games on powerful, high-end Chrome OS-powered laptops. Little else is known about the service so far ...

After months and months of rumors, leaks and will-they/won't-they speculation, Google and Valve have at last brought Steam to Chrome OS. That means you can now play Steam games on Chromebooks ...

On Tuesday, Google said that beginning with Chrome OS 14583.0, the Dev Channel of Chrome ... as well as an update client for Valve’s games as well as third-party games. On Chromebooks, the ...

Google’s Chrome OS platform wasn’t exactly built for gaming ... but you eliminate all the compatibility and most performance issues by streaming games from the cloud. Your Chromebook is ...

Chromebooks are no longer just simple devices for browsing the web but have come a long way. With support for Android apps and cloud gaming services, they’ve become more versatile and can handle ...

making it incredibly simple to get access to your Epic games library on a computer running Google's lightweight Chrome OS. All it takes is a little familiarity with Chrome's Linux heritage.

While locally, you're still limited to Android and native Chrome OS games, with the advent of game streaming, the best gaming Chromebooks can play plenty of streamable games from a range of ...

But Google will need to do more than persuade game companies to port their existing projects to Chrome OS. It will need those same companies to make exclusive games that really take advantage of ...

But while running alternative browsers is possible on Chrome OS, it's far from an ideal experience. Then you have games. Chrome OS can make use of cloud services like Xbox Game Pass and Google ...