Samsung is expanding its mobile cloud gaming ambitions, bringing the service to Europe after its North American debut last year. 
The beta rollout begins in the UK and Germany, offering players direct access to a growing library of premium mobile titles without the need for high-end hardware.
The company emphasizes that the platform is designed to make mobile gaming more accessible, allowing users to jump in instantly, explore new games, and enjoy a seamless experience across devices. This marks Samsung’s latest move to position itself not just as a hardware giant, but as a key player in the global gaming ecosystem.
Alongside the European launch, Samsung revealed plans for a completely revamped Mobile Gaming Hub. Scheduled to be unveiled later this year, the Hub promises a unified space for gaming, streaming, community interaction, and AI-driven recommendations. Samsung says the new version will provide smarter tools, deeper personalization, and fresh ways for players to connect with their favorite titles and communities.
The integration of AI tools is expected to enhance gameplay discovery and support, while also streamlining the overall experience. By creating a single destination for playing, watching, and engaging with gaming culture, Samsung is setting the stage for a more connected mobile gaming future.
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finally no need to download 10gb games on mobile 🔥