Cloud service company Shadow is launching its own PC games key store for customers. People with a Shadow subscription can buy Steam and Ubisoft keys for reduced prices there.

Cloud computing company Shadow is launching its own digital PC gaming store. The shop page offers Steam and Ubisoft keys to Shadow’s cloud service customers for reduced prices through a partnership with Gamesplanet. New customers have to subscribe to one of Shadow’s cloud tiers to be illegible to buy. The games are owned after purchase, but can also be streamed through one of the services.

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