Google Stadia is coming to Chromecast with Google TV on June 23 and will also be available on compatible Android TVs, the company announced on Monday.

The announcement comes eight months after the $50 device was first launched without Stadia support. Starting June 23, Stadia will be officially supported on the following devices.

Chromecast with Google TV
Hisense Android Smart TVs (U7G, U8G, U9G)
Nvidia Shield TV
Nvidia Shield TV Pro
Onn FHD Streaming Stick and UHD Streaming Device
Philips 8215, 8505, and OLED 935/805 Series Android TVs
Xiaomi MIBOX3 and MIBOX4

More devices will be added to this list over the coming months. Meanwhile, Android TV OS devices that aren’t on the list can opt into experimental support to play Stadia games. However, since the feature is still in development, Stadia won’t be stable on these devices.

To enable Stadia in experimental mode on a device, sign into the Stadia app, open app settings, select Experiments and then Play on this device. The playing experience will vary by device and network speed.

Stadia compatible controllers and phones

At the time of writing, the Stadia Controller will work on TV with Chromecast Ultra. On Google Chrome (version 77 or newer) or phones running Android 10 or newer, gamers can connect using the Stadia controller, keyboard and mouse, Dualshock 4 controller, Xbox One, One Elite, Adaptive and 360 controllers and Switch Pro controller using USB and Bluetooth.

The following Android phones are compatible with Google Stadia.