Whale TV levels up with Boosteroid cloud gaming on 4K models
Game on without the console. Boosteroid brings high-end PC cloud gaming to 4K Whale TV models, turning your TV into a powerful gaming hub with no extra hardware

Whale TV, a leading independent TV operating system, has recently announced the launch of Boosteroid on its platform. This partnership brings high-performance PC gaming directly to living rooms across Europe, North America and South America, allowing Whale TV users to play high-end games on their TV without the need for expensive equipment. Boosteroid’s availability spans all 4K Whale TV models, including brands such as Philips, RCA, Sharp, Telefunken and JVC.
Boosteroid is a major cloud gaming space, with over 8 million subscribers worldwide. The service is powered by advanced GPU-based infrastructure, ensuring ultra-low latency and high-fidelity streaming.
With a Boosteroid subscription, users can dive into a massive library of popular PC games. Whether it’s the intense action of Call of Duty or the mythological battles of Titan Quest 2, premium gaming is now easy with visuals at up to 4K resolution and 120 FPS.
To make gaming even more accessible, Whale TV users can play using a standard Bluetooth game controller or smartphone, breaking down barriers for gamers of every level. “Launching on more connected TV platforms like Whale TV promotes Boosteroid’s goal to make premium gaming available to everyone,” says Artem Skoryi, vice president of business development at Boosteroid.
This launch builds on Whale TV’s growing ecosystem of premium content partnerships, including its collaboration with Red Bull to bring sports to TV audiences. “Because of our unique operating system architecture partners like Boosteroid can leverage their existing Android app to launch on Whale TV,” says Thomas Li, vice president of new business development at Whale TV.
Consumers can download the Boosteroid app from the Whale TV App Store and start their gaming journey with a valid subscription today.
Find out more at whaletv.com and boosteroid.com
