OnLive recently launched CloudLift, a service that allows you to sync your Steam account with your OnLive account and then share cloud saves between the two. This allows you to play your games from where you left them even on services that did not previously support those games, such as TVs, Macs, Android consoles and laptops.

The monthly subscription for this rather nifty service was £9.99/$14.99- which sounds reasonable enough. But it seems like OnLive really wants to win its fans over.

OnLive has slashed the subscription rates of the CloudLift services and brought them down by half, which means that the monthly subscription now costs £9.99/$14.99. The PlayPack subscription plan continues to be offered at £6.99/$9.99, but we can foresee the number of subscriptions for the CloudLift services going up by a great margin in the near future with the subscription fees having been brought down by half.

If it seemed like OnLive was dead, then the recent launch of CloudLift should eliminate evidence to the same. The new cloud gaming service is offering consumers the ability to play any PC game they’ve downloaded from digital stores like Steam on pretty much any device.

This means you can play the supported games – which include Saints Row IV, Batman: Arkham Origins and Type:Rider – on your tablet, Mac, ultrabook, Google TV, you name it without any problems. You’ll need to subscribe at $15/£9.99 per month and then sync said PC games to your OnLive account but from there, it’s smooth sailing. You can even play on one device and continue where you left off on another, thanks to Cloud saves.

OnLive will also begin selling download codes for different games, which also grant a 7 day trial for CloudLift. It’ll be interesting to see where it goes but if the game catalog expands, it could be a pretty significant step forward. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks.