Big Fish rolls out its Unlimited streaming service for Android tablets
Optimised for Nexus 7
Big Fish launched its own cloud-based game service in July.
Called Big Fish Unlimited, it combines the company's casual game catalog with the same streaming distribution that's been successfully demonstrated by Gaikai and less so by OnLive.
Currently available only for players in the US via PC and Mac browsers, Big Fish has now also extended the service to Android devices via an app on Google Play.
The service is optimised for Nexus 7 tablets, and will work on other tablets such as Nexus 7, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus and Motorola Xoom.
It doesn't support phones however.
More to comeAs well as providing you with its games immediately, Big Fish Unlimited includes synced game saves across devices and community features.
It will be coming to smart TVs via Roku later in 2012, and iOS support is expected at some point.
It costs $7.99 per month for the complete service or it's available for free for a limited number of games that don't run fullscreen and include adverts.
You can find out more via Big Fish or get the app via Google Play.
