Google has unveiled a new digital gaming platform called Stadia which will stream better-than-console-quality games that have traditionally had to be either downloaded or purchased on disc, the BBC reports.
At launch it will work on existing desktops, laptops, TVs and phones, said the firm's Phil Harrison.
It was also announced that id Software's major title Doom Eternal will be one of the first games available.
Google experimented with streaming data-rich games in 2018 with Project Stream, when the tech giant made the Ubisoft game Assassin's Creed: Odyssey available to play to trial participants via the Chrome web browser.