Utomik is a PC game subscription service, sort of like a PC gamer’s Netflix. Utomik works by downloading a small part of the game you’re playing to your hard drive — the rest is piped in via your internet connection. Companies like WB Interactive, Ubisoft, Take-Two, Sega, Telltale, Deep Silver,
Utomik is a PC game subscription service, sort of like a PC gamer’s Netflix. Utomik works by downloading a small part of the game you’re playing to your hard drive — the rest is piped in via your internet connection. Companies like WB Interactive, Ubisoft, Take-Two, Sega, Telltale, Deep Silver,
Utomik is a unique gaming service that has been offering subscription-based gaming via its massive library, and it’s slowly been growing over the past few years. In contrast, Crunchyroll is the worlds most popular anime streaming service, bringing anime like Attack on Titan, Dragon Ball Super, My Hero Academia, and
Utomik is a paid PC indie game subscription service — think of it as the Sega Channel for the PC, if you’re old enough to get that reference. Utomik works by downloading a small part of the game you’re playing to your hard drive — the rest is piped in
There are many different platforms out there that are based solely on getting video games to players all over the world. For many, the question of whether to use them is just about the library (of titles) and price. That’s where Utomik comes in. This service offers a vast array of
Utomik, the unlimited PC indie game subscription service, has added a colorful 3D platformer called Newt One to its lineup this week. Created by a two-man crew that calls themselves DevNAri, Newt One casts you in the role of an anthropomorphic musical note wandering through a world that has lost
Utomik is trying to change the way video games are received. They’re doing this by making a subscription service with hundreds of games within, and new ones coming. They have just announced their next Day One title, Newt One. Details on both below: “Together with independent developer DevNAri we are
They say necessity is the mother of invention, and these days there are so many games coming out you would need some kind of subscription service to keep track of them all. It shouldn’t surprise you that one already exists, and is growing. It’s called Utomik, and it’s basically the
There are a bunch of gaming services out there. But Utomik is definitely a unique one. It offers over 700 hand-picked games that span generations of gaming history. Not only is there a free trial you can get (for three months) but also, it’s only $5.99 a month after that.