The latest PS Portal cloud streaming beta news suggests that the catalog of new games entering the beta is growing rapidly.

One of the latest observations about PlayStation Portal’s cloud streaming feature, which is currently in beta, is whether this feature will be successful with gamers. When system software update 4.0.0 was announced, Sony revealed that only select PS5 games from the PS Plus Premium catalog would be available to stream. But now beta testers are reporting that the list of available games is growing at an impressive rate. This could lead to a resurgence for those still looking for a PS Portal Remote Player.

Players have been waiting for the PS Portal cloud streaming feature since the announcements and launch of the PS Portal. This feature would ultimately eliminate the need to use a PS5 with a PS Plus Premium membership. Many criticized the PS Portal’s lack of direct streaming at launch, but have since praised the feature’s smooth rollout even in the beta phase.

Now beta testers report that new games are being added to the cloud streaming list almost every week. One player even created a Reddit thread documenting all the streamable games. Big titles made it onto the list The Last of Us Part I, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Resident Evil 2 & 3, Monster Hunter Rise among 200 other titles. Unfortunately, streaming PS4 and PS3 titles is not currently supported.

If you want to take advantage of PS Portal cloud streaming, go to the console’s quick menu and select the Settings option. From there, select the “Cloud Streaming (Beta)” button and then enable “Switch Cloud Streaming (Beta)”. After enabling Cloud Streaming (Beta) in the Settings menu, you should see a new option on your PS Portal home screen that allows you to access games via Cloud Streaming. The beta option can be disabled at any time and your home screen will revert to the default version once the option is disabled.

So far, Sony has not made any statement as to when PS Portal cloud streaming will leave beta and become generally available. Unfortunately, the feature remains generally inaccessible in many countries, including Australia and India.

Cloud streaming is currently available in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal and the Republic available from Cyprus, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States.