Facebook has become another major technology company getting into the planet of cloud gaming, but its approach is different from its competitors.
Amazon, Google, and other companies provide cloud gaming services for a fee, but Facebook will provide this service free of charge.
Facebook Vice President Jason Rubin says: “We will provide free games to users, a minimum of at the start we aren't promising 4K, 60 frames per second that you get $7 per month. We've to pay; we aren't trying to sell any hardware like a controller.
"He said, "The reason Facebook is getting into cloud gaming is to deliver the games, we will provide to users.
According to a report, more complex games are going to be ready to reach users on the cloud platform, while the moment games platform also will be in place, which will be accompanied by cloud gaming in the Facebook app.
Facebook last year bought PlayGega, a Spanish cloud gaming service, to assist with the new service.
Free games are going to be available within the beta version of Facebook from October 26.