Zolaz Cloud Gaming review
A subscription catalog for small groups, with cloud saves and selected local multiplayer.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Zolaz Cloud Gaming is M1 Limited’s subscription service for streaming a catalog of more than 550 games. It is aimed at small groups who want one catalog across computers and mobile devices rather than buying or installing each game individually. Windows, macOS, iOS and Android are supported, with up to five profiles for sharing access. Cloud saves let players keep game progress in the cloud, while parental controls use PEGI ratings. The service requires an M1 customer account, so it is a fit for M1 customers rather than a standalone option for everyone.
The catalog and shared access are the main reasons to consider Zolaz. New games are added weekly, and selected titles support local multiplayer, which gives households or small groups options to play together. The multiplayer scope is not universal across the catalog, so buyers should check whether the games they want support it. Parental controls and separate profiles make the service more suited to a group than a single-player-only subscription, while the cloud-based model avoids individual game purchases and installations.
Zolaz is paid and has a Basic plan; subscription access can be cancelled anytime, with no contract. The published plan highlights include 550+ games, multiple-device play, weekly additions and up to five profiles. There is no free plan. Choose it if you are an M1 customer who values a broad subscription catalog, device flexibility and group features. Consider another service if you do not have an M1 customer account, want to own individual games, or need local multiplayer available across the full catalog. Support is offered through tickets and documentation.
Zolaz Cloud Gaming pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Streams access to 550+ games without buying or installing each one
- Supports Windows, macOS, iOS and Android with cloud saves
- Offers up to five profiles, parental controls and selected local multiplayer
- Where it doesn't
- Requires an M1 customer account
- Game access depends on an active subscription
- Local multiplayer is available only for selected games
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