Mogul Cloud Game is an Android app for streaming PC games from remote servers to a phone. Its listed library spans several genres and includes games associated with Steam, Origin, and Epic; the source names titles such as GTA 5, Elden Ring, Fortnite, FIFA, Stardew Valley, and Apex Legends. The app is presented as a way to play without downloading those games onto the phone.

What kinds of games are listed?

The examples also include WWE, Raft, and Hitman. These are examples from the described library, not a guarantee that every title is available at all times. The source does not detail how the game catalogue is organized or provide a complete list. It describes the service as covering both casual and more involved game genres, but does not specify individual game requirements.

What controls can you use?

Games can be controlled with virtual buttons on the device screen or a Bluetooth gamepad. The app description says that most games support Bluetooth controllers and virtual keyboard modes, so support may differ by title. It also describes customizing the virtual keyboard controls. This gives players a choice between touch input and a connected controller where the game supports it.

Can you adjust the picture or continue later?

The described resolution settings go up to 720p. The source presents resolution adjustment as an available control, but does not list other display settings or promise a particular level of performance. It also describes cloud saves for keeping game progress and continuing later. No details are provided about save limits or how long saves are retained.

Does it include multiplayer and service checks?

The app description mentions online play against other players when a particular game supports that feature; it does not establish that every title has multiplayer. It also says the service offers daily timed tests to check whether it is working on a device. The source does not explain the test results or give specific device or network requirements, so prospective users should not treat the listing as a full compatibility guide.

What access details are provided?

The source describes paid subscription access to the games, but gives no subscription price or terms. It also says that games are streamed rather than downloaded to the phone, so it does not describe local installation of the PC game files. These details may help users assess whether a streaming library and remote play fit their needs, while leaving costs and specific service conditions to be confirmed separately.