Uppercut Games is working on a Stadia exclusive too. Google noted that the Australian studio specializes in “immersive environmental storytelling, powerful emotional experiences, and boundary-pushing creativity.”

Meanwhile, it emerged earlier this year that Gears Tactics developer Splash Damage was working on a Stadia exclusive and we have some details on that front. Outcasters is a competitive multiplayer title “set in a distinctly stylized vinyl world,” with millions of ways to customize your character. You can compete in matches with up to eight players and “bounce and spring your way to success across colorful combat arenas,” Google said in a press release.

Google previously announced that Orcs Must Die! 3 would be a Stadia exclusive, and that got a little shine in the spotlight during the Connect. Stadia Pro subscribers can claim it for free and start playing now. During the Connect, Google also revealed a string of third-party games that are coming to Stadia.

Mortal Kombat 11 will be available on the platform, in November. Google also said Stadia will play home to The Elder Scrolls Online and Borderlands 3. Superhot, which hit Nintendo Switch today, is also coming to Stadia, as is Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle.

Among the other games that Google showcased were Windjammers 2, a 3D puzzle platformer called Kine, Orcs Must Die! 3, a remake of Destroy All Humans! and Samurai Shodown. They join a raft of previously announced games, including Destiny 2, Watch Dogs: Legion, Darksiders Genesis, NBA 2K, Grid, several Tomb Raider titles and much more.