CloudMoon

CloudMoon is a mobile cloud gaming service: the actual game runs on remote hardware, and your phone receives a live video stream plus your inputs. That means graphically heavy titles — from open-world RPGs to shooters and battle royales — can be played on hardware that would otherwise struggle, without downloading gigabytes of assets or waiting through installs.

The core idea is resource relief. The client itself is light, so a full storage drive is no obstacle, and the device stays cooler with far less battery drain than native play. Because rendering happens off-device, memory limits and thermal throttling on budget chipsets stop being the deciding factor. A free tier covers casual sessions, while paid plans target players who want a smoother, higher-quality stream.

It suits owners of low-end, aging or storage-starved phones and tablets, and anyone curious about PC-class games on mobile. Requirements are simple: a working internet connection — quality scales with bandwidth and stability — and an account with the service. Since everything is streamed, it won't function offline. The app is listed on AppLoko.