While the number of titles available in the Pro subscription library is growing steadily, compared to the rest of the video games available on the market, the offer is relatively small. Operators are gradually adding larger game series to their offerings, though these have already earned their name in the past. Current blockbusters or even exclusive titles are still largely pipe dreams.
Even if there are offers and sales for titles at Google Stadia from time to time, the games (for the basic subscription or those that are not included in the library) are usually sold at full price, which can be more expensive than on other platforms. Also, you cannot transfer titles that you have already purchased on Steam or Origin, for example, to Stadia. When gaming on the TV, there is also the fact that you have to invest in Chromecast Ultra and are then also forced to invest in the official Stadia controller.
Another disadvantage lies in the nature of cloud gaming or streaming services. If the membership ends, you no longer have access to the games. Also, because of the streaming infrastructure and the fact that the games are not run on your own computer or device, it is not possible to run your own servers for multiplayer games. So if you want to set up your own Minecraft server for yourself and friends, for example, you won’t get far with Google Stadia.