Announced last year for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, "Doom Eternal" will run at 60 frames per second with 4k resolution and HDR on Stadia.
The demo was reminiscent of early demonstrations of Microsoft's "Crackdown 3," which aimed to use cloud technology to make large destructible environments.
Stadia will allow players to effortlessly share their screen with other players, giving developers a new way to build cooperative gameplay. Google said that Stadia wont be limited to a specific number of players either.
When using Stadia, players will be able to State Share, creating a link to an exact point in a game for other players to return to. Settings like difficulty, items or time are saved too, so players can use this feature to create challenging scenarios for one another or to share a specific experience.
Stadia will also include new tools for streamers and content creators. Streamers will be able to invite viewers to join in on their game using Stadia's Crowd Play feature.
"Shadow of the Tomb Raider" was used to demonstrate Stadia's YouTube integration. Players will be able to use the Google Assistant to find strategy videos and walkthroughs on YouTube. A single press of the assistant button on the Stadia controller while playing can bring the user to the right guide.
Stadia Games and Entertainment will be Google's own in-house game studio, led by Jade Raymond. Raymond left Electronic Arts in October 2018 and announced her role as a vice president at Google in March.
With Stadia, Raymond will be working to create exclusive experiences that make use of Stadia's unique strengths. Stadia will also make its development tools available to major and indie studios to make third party support easier.
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