No. While some video streaming services allow you to temporarily download videos to watch offline later, cloud gaming requires an active internet connection to the cloud servers. The big point is that those cloud servers are doing the heavy lifting for the game’s performance, and gaming is a constant back-and-forth of interaction between you and the gaming system, so if you’re not connected to the hardware, you’re not able to play your games. If you’re looking to play games offline, you’ll need the local hardware to support it.