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GeForce Now, powered by Pentanet, will begin beta testing on September 22nd for Australian gamers. This beta will include the full library of available games from GeForce Now. That gives Australian gamers the ability to play over 1000 games without needing to own the powerful hardware themselves. You can have
Today's GeForce Now Thursday blog post from NVIDIA highlights the large number of games that are currently available for free for all GeForce Now members. At the time of this article, NVIDIA states that they have 90+ free-to-play PC games available on their platform. Furthermore, these 90+ games cover multiple
Hmmm... What day is it? Oh, Snaps! It's Thursday! And you know what that means? GeForce Now Thursday announcements, baby! Okay... that may have been a cheesy way to start this article, but we are here with some news from NVIDIA regarding new games on their GeForce Now cloud gaming
An interesting blog post appeared, written by Ighor July, who talks about how he ended up data mining the full list of games that have ever been on GeForce Now, as well as the possibility of some future ones. In his blog post, Ighor writes about how he was able
In NVIDIA's GFN Thursday post, it was mentioned that both Far Cry 6 and Riders Republic will be coming to GeForce Now on release. For Far Cry 6, you can expect the game available in your region on October 7th. Riders Republic will be available later in the month, on
It is another exciting week in the cloud gaming world. With it now being Thursday, we get a new GFN Thursday post. With it, we see ten new games coming too, or already available on GeForce Now, this week! New Games on GeForce NowBus Simulator 21 (day-and-date release on Steam,
Recently announced on GeForce Now's Status Page, games from publisher Ubisoft are having difficulties patching NVIDIA's cloud gaming service. This means games such as Assassin's Creed: Valhalla and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege are experiencing issues applying new patches on GeForce Now. This prevents the games from launching or extending
According to NVIDIA's status page for GeForce Now, Divinity: Original Sin 2 is currently under maintenance, as the GeForce Now team works to get the game back up with the latest update. Divinity: Original Sin 2 is under maintenance Identified - Divinity: Original Sin 2 is under maintenance. The GeForce
Today is the first Thursday of a new month, and do you know what that means? It is an extra special GFN Thursday announcement, where not only do we find out what awesome games are coming to GeForce Now this week, but we also get a sneak preview of games
During this year's Gamescom 2021, two games have been announced to be coming to NVIDIA GeForce Now with RTX-On support. What games? You may ask. Techland's Dying Light 2: Stay Human, and Disney's Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy are the two games. Dying Light 2: Stay Human, which is set
Is it just me, or does it seem that these weeks just fly by!? I could have sworn I just reported on GeForce Now Thursday only a few days ago. But, it has been a week, and with that, we have a list of new games being added to NVIDIA's
The latest version of NVIDIA GeForce Now has been released to gamers. Version 2.0.33 brings with it some new Quality of Service improvements, along with a few extra goodies. Overall, the improvements appear to focus on improved streaming for both the Windows and macOS native applications and those
Update - 8/22/2021 12:21 PM CST It looks like NVIDIA has released a fix that should mitigate the issues being seen with Android and Shield devices. They are currently monitoring the issue to see if anyone continues to have the problem. Original Post - According to NVIDIA's
NVIDIA's GeForce Now cloud gaming platform partners with game developers and publishers every so often to provide exclusive rewards to its members. This time, NVIDIA GeForce Now members can claim a custom skin and emote for the game, Eternal Return. Image Credits: NVIDIAIf you would like to claim this skin,
In the latest GFN Thursday post, NVIDIA has announced this week's games that are available to play on their cloud gaming platform, GeForce Now. For this week, NVIDIA brings 9 games to their service. You can find the full list of games below: New Games on GeForce NowYooka-Laylee (free on
Today marks the release date of SEGA's long-awaited 4x game, HUMANKIND. With the release comes the game to two cloud gaming platforms. Available now, you can play HUMANKIND on both Google Stadia and NVIDIA GeForce Now. Notice - HUMANKIND is officially released on GeForce Now (confirmed on our account). If
NVIDIA is one of the largest video card manufacturers in the world. But did you know they offer other services outside of just creating video cards? If you are reading this article, you likely came across one of these services and are wondering what it is. Well, hopefully, this article
I swear, the weeks just seem to fly by! It's Thursday already, and that means we get to see new game announcements from NVIDIA. For this week's GFN Thursday announcement, GeForce Now gamers will be able to play 14 new games, five of which are day-and-date releases! Games coming to
Update: 7/24/2021 4:50PM It looks like NVIDIA has resolved the issue, as the Fortnite login issue is no longer listed on the GeForce Now Status Page. You should be good to game! Original Article: According to the GeForce Now Status page, it has been identified that some
Ohhhhhhhhhh baby, it is another GeForce Now Thursday announcement! But, of course, you know what that means ;). New games on NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform, GeForce Now! This week, we are getting games such as the previous Stadia exclusive, Orcs Must Die! 3, and the new classic-style JRPG, Cris Tales! New
Today, Ubisoft has announced the latest game to the Tom Clancy Series. This game will be a free-to-play shooter, and it is titled Tom Clancy's XDefiant. The best part? It will be coming to Google Stadia, Amazon Luna, and possibly GeForce Now! Tom Clancy's XDefiantTom Clancy’s XDefiant is a
It is Thursday yet again, and that usually means we will get some new games coming to NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform, GeForce Now. However, this week is a bit special, as NVIDIA announces that they now support instant access to over 1,000 PC games through their library! According to
Update 8:57 AM CST: It looks like the issue with Destiny 2 has been resolved. It is no longer on the Status page. Original Article: According to the GeForce Now Status Page, Destiny 2 is currently having issues launching on GeForce Now. Due to this, NVIDIA has taken the
Another GFN Thursday announcement is upon us. For this week, it appears that NVIDIA is focusing on bringing multiplayer games to light, with highlights on games available such as Among Us, League of Legends, Valheim, and more. They highlight these games because three of the ten games coming to GeForce
Today is a double banger for GeForce Now. We get a GFN Thursday announcement, and since it is the 1st, we get a preview of games coming to the GeForce Now library for the whole month! And, with it being the Steam summer sale, there are over 700 PC games
Updated: 9/7/2021 - 4:20 PM CST NVIDIA has deployed the fix, and the games are now available to play. NVIDIA will be monitoring in-app feedback for some time to verify that everything is working correctly. Updated: 9/3/2021 - 12:02 PM CST NVIDIA has updated
Updated: 7/21/2021 12:17 PM CST According to the GeForce Now Status page, it appears that Conan Exiles appears to be fixed and that they are monitoring the issue to see if everything is good to go. Original Article: According to the status page of GeForce Now, the
I can not believe that it is already Thursday! And with that said, it is another GFN Thursday announcement for GeForce Now. This week, cloud gamers will be able to play 13 new games through GeForce Now. Along with those game announcements, NVIDIA also gave us a sneak peek of
A Virtual Private Network, or VPN, is software that many use for multiple reasons. One person may use it to mask their IP address for privacy, while others may use it to improve their connection to a game they play. No matter how you use a VPN, you probably read
With the global release of NARAKA: BLADEPOINT only a few months away, the developers decided to put out a demo of the game on Steam as part of the Steam Next Fest. Better yet, the Demo isn't limited to just PC players. Thanks to the power of the cloud, you
For this GFN Thursday, it looks like ten new games will be making their way to GeForce Now. Along with announcing new games, NVIDIA once again mentioned that Humankind and Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy will be coming to GeForce Now once released. New Games on GeForce NowBelow is the
Update 6/17/2021: It appears that the issue has been resolved, as it is no longer stated as an issue on the Status page of GeForce Now. According to GeForce Now's official status page, some games are currently loading slow in Safmar (SFM) Zones. For those who do not
Recently announced during Square Enix's E3 showcase, Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy will be releasing on October 26th, 2021. Along with being released for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, the game will make its way to the GeForce Now cloud gaming platform. This was confirmed by NVIDIA's
A tweet from the official Humankind Twitter account looks like the Humankind game is coming to GeForce Now. Play through 5 eras of human history in HUMANKIND's upcoming Closed Beta! Gain access by pre-purchasing on @Steam or @EpicGames Store, and coming to a cloud near you with @NVIDIAGFN.
It looks like GeForce Now will be getting thirteen new games this week, with two of them being day-and-date releases. New Games on GeForce NowChivalry 2 (Day-and-date release on Epic Games Store, June 8)GUILTY GEAR -STRIVE- (Day-and-date release on Steam, June 11)AMID EVIL (Steam)Beyond Good & Evil
It's the first GFN Thursday post of June, and we get a glimpse at all the games that will be made available to the GeForce Now library this month. 13 new games this weekStarting, NVIDIA has announced 13 games coming to GeForce Now this week. Below is the list of
Multiple reports have surfaced that Ubisoft+ is now available for users in Europe. This means that if you are in Europe and have an Ubisoft+ subscription, you will be able to play Ubisoft games on the Google Stadia, GeForce Now, and Amazon Luna cloud gaming services. Thanks to a report
Another GFN Thursday announcement is upon us, and this time, we are getting 22 new games added to the GeForce Now Cloud Gaming platform. What are these 22 games, you ask? Well, here they are! New games being added to GeForce NowBiomutant (day-and-date release on Steam and Epic Games Store,
The amount of games that NVIDIA has been adding to their cloud gaming platform this month has been nuts! During today's GFN Thursday announcement, NVIDIA announces seventeen new games being added to GeForce Now and the announcement of Phantom Abyss coming to the platform this summer. New Games on GeForce
Cloud gaming service GeForce Now has some more games coming to it this week. In NVIDIA's GFN Thursday announcement, 15 games will be making their way to the service's library this week. 14 of them will be new to the platform, with one of them being a returnee. New games
We love cloud gaming here at Luro.io. But, it is not for everyone, and we want to be realistic about that. In this article, we will be covering ten reasons why cloud gaming may not be for you! 1. LatencyThe first reason, and honestly, the most important reason, is
NVIDIA has hit the ground running for May. On today's GFN Thursday announcement, NVIDIA has announced that 17 games are coming to GeForce Now this week and at least 61 games being added to the cloud gaming platform in May. New Games this WeekInterested in what games will be hitting
StarHub, the only telecommunications provider in Singapore, will be bringing NVIDIA's cloud gaming service to the country. Like many of the other telecom partnerships with cloud gaming providers, this one is no different. GeForce Now will run off the current infrastructure in place by StarHub and utilize StarHub's 5G and
Ah... so you finally decided to make the leap into Cloud Gaming, or you are taking another look at what platforms you have available to you? But, there are so many to choose from! Which should you choose? Hopefully, I can help you decide. But, before I begin, I want
Guess what day it is? It is Thursday! And you know what that means? GFN Thursdays, baby!!! Okay... Enough with the cheesy introduction, let us get straight into the announcements for new features and games that are coming to GeForce Now. PreloadingOne of the features that NVIDIA announced is the
This week, we get 15 new games becoming available to play on GeForce Now. With this announcement, NVIDIA has released 55 total games so far this month on their Cloud Gaming platform. Significantly more than they suggested at the beginning of the month. New Games on GeForce NowTurnip Boy Commits
It is another Thursday, and that means more games announced by NVIDIA coming to their GeForce Now cloud gaming service. In the GFN Thursday blog post, we are told that 15 games have been added to the service, along with some special rewards for GeForce Now members for the game,
ABYA, a New York-based company that designs, develops, and integrates technology components to create cloud gaming solutions, has announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to bring GeForce Now to Latin America. ABYA's relationship with local telecommunications companies in Latin America will allow for the use of existing infrastructure to bring GeForce
UPDATE 4-13-2021: NVIDIA has stated that the missing games have been restored to the GeForce Now Library. They are monitoring the issue to make sure it does not happen again. NVIDIA has announced over on the official status page of GeForce Now that there is currently an issue where games
Bang, another GeForce Now Thursday has just dropped, and it looks like the library has grown by quite a few games this week! NVIDIA announced that Firefly Studios have brought their Stronghold series to GeForce Now. That is seven games from that franchise alone! In more detail, here is a
Holy cow, is it another Thursday already? I swear, these weeks seem to fly by! So, with it being Thursday, that means another set of announcements for games being added to NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform, GeForce Now. This week, the GeForce Now library is getting a large number of additions!
It is yet another Thursday, and I bet you know what that means! It is another GFN Thursday Announcement! Discounts everywhere!!!The first announcement that NVIDIA makes is the ability to purchase games directly in GeForce Now from supported digital storefronts. This means that if the game you have been
On GeForce Now's official status page, it looks like Tom Clancy's - The Division 2 is having some issues currently on NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform. According to the status page, Tom Clancy's - The Division 2 has been reported by multiple users that the game is randomly crashing. NVIDIA believes
Thursday was an interesting day for GeForce Now. Over on NVIDIA's blog, they announced a price hike that doubled the cost of the paid membership. I bet you already know that many were not too happy with that, which is typical whenever any company raises the cost of something. However,
NVIDIA has announced a price hike for its cloud gaming platform, GeForce Now. Initially titled the "Founders Tier," NVIDIA offered it to subscribers for $5 a month or $25 for six months. The Founders tier allowed users to gain priority in gaming queue lines, access to RTX and DLSS features,
According to NVIDIA, both Death Stranding and Apex Legends through Steam are currently unavailable to play on GeForce Now. According to the official status page for GeForce Now, Death Stranding appears to be unavailable to the game currently being in maintenance. However, NVIDIA is working hard to bring the game
This week on GFN Thursday, we get a decent number of games. The most prominent batch of games is The Witcher series and their support through the GOG platform. If you do not know, GOG is a digital distribution platform, much like Steam and the Epic Games Store. The CD
Although I know this post is coming out on Saturday, it is still good to reference the new games that NVIDIA announced for GFN Thursday. This week, we see the addition of some familiar (and popular) games being made available on GeForce Now. The following games have been made available
For this GeForce Now Thursday, eleven new games will be available to play through NVIDIA's cloud gaming service. New Games on GeForce Now Assassin's Creed I: Director's Cut (Epic Games Store) Darkest Hour: A Hearts of Iron Game (Steam) Day of Infamy (Steam) Dusk Diver (Steam) Going Under (Steam) Hellish
It is another GeForce Now Thursday, and NVIDIA is gracing us with a handful of new games. In total, it looks like there are 12 new games available to play this week on their cloud gaming platform. Some of which look rather interesting! Games now available on GeForce Now CRSED:
It is another GFN Thursday, except this one is a little more special for GeForce Now. Today marks the one year mark for when NVIDIA officially launched their Cloud Gaming platform. Since the launch of GeForce Now, NVIDIA has seen over 175 million gaming hours streamed to its users, and
With the most recent release of NVIDIA GeForce Now, you will be able to stream games directly to the Chrome browser on more than just Chromebooks. With version 2.0.27, gamers can play their favorite games in the cloud using a Chromium-based browser on Windows, macOS, and Chromebooks. Other
It is Thursday again, which means we have another set of games announced for the GeForce Now. However, this week, it is a little different. Initially, these announcements were called the "Game Ready on GeForce Now" announcements. That is no longer the case. NVIDIA has renamed the Thursday
Announced last week on January 21st, NVIDIA will be expanding their Cloud Gaming platform, GeForce Now, to Turkey, Australia, and Saudi Arabia in 2021. This news comes as NVIDIA announces partnerships with Turkcell in Turkey, Zain KSA in Saudi Arabia, and Pentanet in Australia. If you are in Australia, you
It is Thursday, and that means NVIDIA announces yet another handful of games that have been made available to play on GeForce Now. It is a relatively small list of six games, but we see names such as HITMAN 3, RIFT, and Spellbreak added to the Cloud Gaming platform. You
Another week of games announced to be playable on NVIDIA GeForce Now, and this list is rather long. In fact, this may be the longest list I have seen in the last few months! I count thirteen games being added, mainly from the Epic Games Store. You can view the
It looks like Cloud Gaming may get a nice bump in noticeability in 2021. LG has announced that in 2021, two popular Cloud Gaming platforms will be coming to LG TVs. These platforms are Google Stadia and NVIDIA GeForce Now. LG is already known for partnering with Cloud Gaming providers.
Well, it is officially the first Game Ready on GeForce Now announcement of 2021, and it looks like we are only getting a few games added to the GeForce Now library. You can find the list of five games below: New to GeForce Now Iron Conflict (day-and-date launch on Steam
I swear these weeks fly by! It is another week of Game Ready on GeForce Now announcements. This time, we get three games added to the GeForce Now library. You can find them below: New Games on GeForce Now Hyper Scape (Epic Games Store) Call of the Sea (Steam) MXGP
This past Thursday, NVIDIA announced three new games that are available to play on their GeForce Now Cloud Gaming platform. Although it is only three games, one of the games is a massive title that has been in the works for years! If you read the title of this article,
We recently reported that NVIDIA and GOG were teaming up to offer GOG games on the GeForce Now Cloud Gaming platform. Well, the time has come, as with the release of the upcoming cyberpunk RPG, Cyberpunk 2077, GOG has announced that the game will be available on GeForce Now on
This week, unlike last week, we see a decent list of games that are now available for all of us to play on GeForce Now. This week, we get nine games added to the library. You can check them out below: New Games on GeForce Now Empire of Sin (day-and-date
This week, we get a handful of new games to NVIDIA GeForce Now and one game returning to it. One of the games, in particular, is a game I never thought would be on a cloud gaming service... New Games on GeForce Now Bee Simulator (new release on Steam) Bridge
For a while now, Cloud Gaming platforms have been limited in what they can do on Apple's iOS platform. Most cloud gaming applications were even blocked from releasing apps on the App Store. This is now starting to change as cloud gaming companies are beginning to utilize browser streaming technology
Can you believe it has already been another week since my last Game Ready on GeForce Now post? I indeed cannot! This year feels both fast and slow at the same time... Anyways let us talk about the new games that are available to play on NVIDIA's Cloud Gaming platform,
It is Thursday again, so we get to see the new games added to GeForce Now this week. We have quite a few, with a big one being Among Us. You can find the full list of games below: New Among Us Car Trader Simulator Dungeons 3 (Free on Epic
Today is that day again when NVIDIA announces new games that are available to play through the beautiful cloud streaming technology of GeForce Now. This week, we do not see an enormous amount of games, but instead a few new games, including a AAA title. You can find the full
This week, we are given another set of games available to play on the GeForce Now platform. A couple of the added games were available on the day that they were released to the public. This means that NVIDIA is starting to get some headway when it comes to publishers
Another Thursday has come and gone, and that means that we get some more games for us to play using NVIDIA's cloud gaming service, GeForce Now. This week, we have a rather large list compared to previous weeks. It looks like 11 new games will be available for us to
This past Monday, NVIDIA announced that Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero are available to play on GeForce Now. However, those were not the only games that will be hitting GeForce Now this week. In today's Game Ready on GeForce Now announcement, we get to see eight new games coming to
Suddenly, out of nowhere, NVIDIA announced the addition of two games to their library. Today, October 5th, you will now be able to play Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero from your Steam Library on GeForce Now. This game has been requested for quite some time, so it is good to
Although it is not a large list of games, this week's announcement of games coming to the GeForce Now platform is rather exciting. We will be getting three new games to the platform from the announcement and one game returning to the platform. You can find the list of games
This last Thursday, we got to see the next set of games that are now available to play on NVIDIA's GeForce Now. This week, we see 11 new games added, and one game coming back to the GeForce Now platform. You can find the list of games below: New Games
It is Thursday again; you know what that means! More games now available on NVIDIA GeForce Now and a few other announcements. Anyways, let us begin with the new games that are now available to play on GeForce Now. Nine new games will now be available to play, with one
It is another Game Ready on GeForce Now Thursday Release announcement! This time, we will be getting six new games coming to the platform, three of them being brand-new with release dates of September 1st and 3rd. New Crusader Kings III (day-and-date release on Steam — Sept 1) Iron Harvest (day-and-date
On Tuesday, NVIDIA announced its new Ampere Graphics Cards live on stream. Alongside the announcement of the RTX 3070, RTX 3080, and RTX 3090, it was also announced that Epic Games would be bringing ray tracing and DLSS 2.0 support to their massively popular Battle Royale game, Fortnite. This
Update 4/13/2021: It has been quite some time since this article was published. NVIDIA has come a long way in their browser streaming tech and now allow pretty much any chromium-based browser to access GeForce Now on most operating systems, including Linux. You should be able to access
Here we are again with another Game Ready on GeForce Now announcement! On August 20th, NVIDIA announced a list of new games added to the GeForce Now library, and are currently available to play if you own the game. It looks like we are getting eight new games coming to
This is some exciting news! NVIDIA has officially announced ChromeOS support for its Cloud Gaming platform, GeForce Now. This is another step towards making PC gaming more accessible to anyone! Initially, Google Stadia is technically the only supported Cloud Gaming platform available on Chromebooks; however, Google Stadia requires you to
NVIDIA has announced that more games are released on the GeForce Now platform. This is, of course, their weekly Game Ready announcement. It looks like we are getting eleven new games and one returning game to the platform. You can find the list of games below. New Games Hyper Scape
The official NVIDIA GeForce Twitter account decided to tease us. It changed its header and logo and included the words "The #UltimateCountdown - 21 Days, 21 Years". NVIDIA has also announced that their will be a special event hosted on September 1st, which you can find the countdown
On Thursday, August 6th, NVIDIA announced another list of games now available on the GeForce Now platform. Although this week's list is not the greatest, it is still a step toward getting more games on the platform. You can find the list of games below. New Games Othercide - Get
If you have been apart of the Cloud Gaming scene for some time now, you may know that many of the big platforms do not offer an iOS application. If they do, it is most likely a limited version of the app. As Microsoft's testing period for the xCloud app
Bam! Thursday is here again, and that means more games will be available for you to play on GeForce Now. It looks like for this week; you will be able to play 11 new games. The games are listed below. Blightbound (new game on Steam – July 29) Hellpoint (new game
NVIDIA GeForce Now is one of the best cloud gaming platforms you can currently access. It allows you to play your favorite games using infrastructure set up by NVIDIA for $5/month. If you have been following the news around NVIDIA, you may know that they announced a new GPU
Yet again, it is Thursday. That means that new games are coming to GeForce Now! Last week, the games were a bit lackluster. This week, we got some significant players being added to the Cloud Gaming platform! We see that 10 new games are being added to GeForce Now, with
It is another Thursday, so the GPU Overlords have graced us with more games to be added to their GeForce Now platform. Over at the NVIDIA Forums, Cory has stated that we will be getting ten new games and five returning games to the platform. On top of the game
It is another Thursday, and do you know what that means? Yep, it is another Game Ready On GeForce Now announcement! GeForce has announced that they will be adding 11 new games, as well as one game returning to the platform today. You can find the announced games below: New
Another week, more games available on the GeForce Now platform. This week, we see that NVIDIA has added 13 new games and three games returning to the platform, thanks to the latest opt-in model that NVIDIA has switched the GeForce Now library too. You can find the list of games
On Thursday, NVIDIA announced that select Square Enix titles will be returning to the GeForce Now platform, thanks to the opt-in program that NVIDIA recently put in place. In total, NVIDIA announced 21 titles joining GeForce Now, with 14 of them being Square Enix games. Below, you can find a
Another week means that more games have been added to the GeForce Now gaming library. The following titles were added to GeForce Now per a forum post by NVIDIA last Thursday. New Games Anno 2070 - Uplay ARK: Survival Evolved - Epic Games Store Cloudpunk Far Cry 4 - Gold
Recently Valve published a new document for developers introducing Steam Cloud Play (Beta). This service ultimately lets developers add integration with Cloud Gaming platforms directly to the Steam Client, beginning with NVIDIA GeForce Now. The way the document is written makes it sound like more platforms will be available with
As you may have noticed, NVIDIA GeForce Now has gotten a lot of bad press for including games in its library that they did not have permission to do. Some big publishers even pulled out from GeForce Now because they made deals with platforms like Google Stadia, or they didn't
Another week means even more games available on the GeForce Now platform. This week we see an addition of quite a few games. These games are... Amnesia: The Dark Descent Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood - Uplay Battle Chasers: Nightwar Dead Island Definitive Edition Drug Dealer Simulator Earth 2160 Fire Pro
In a new, and rather lengthy, blog post, NVIDIA outlines a bit of its future for its fans. The post starts out talking about the support of many game publishers for GeForce Now, and how they have used the extended GeForce Now trial to better refine their library. We’ve
Another week, another set of games available on GeForce Now through their Game Ready on GeForce Now series. This week, we have 7 new games avaialable for you to access through GeForce Now. These games are... Main Assembly Beta Bus Simulator 18 Onmyoji Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 Saints Row: The
GeForce Now is doing its best to still get its name out there. With some setbacks at the beginning of its launch, they have gotten some bad press. But, it seems like NVIDIA is doing its best to make its cloud gaming platform better and better. And one of the
Although NVIDIA may be dealing with some issues with some major game publishers, they are still able to pump out some new additions to the GeForce Now library every week. This time, NVIDIA added some pretty popular games to their platform. These games are... Counter-Strike: Condition Zero Dungeon Defenders II
So, here I thought things were starting to work in favor of GeForce Now when I posted that they got some more games recently... However... It looks like 2K Games have pulled their games from the platform. In a forum post from NVIDIA, "Per publisher request, please be advised
With developers and publishers pulling their games from GeForce Now, it is always nice to see new games coming out to the platform. Recently, NVIDIA announced on the GeForce Now twitter that five new games are available through GeForce Now. These games are... Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIVDead or
Recently, NVIDIA's GeForce Now platform has been in the news lately for Developers/Publishers pulling its games from the GeForce Now platform. This includes both Activision Blizzard and Bethesda. Now, after including a game on the GeForce Now library that they did not get permission for, they have been asked
Things do not look good for NVIDIA's GeForce Now platform. Only just recently, Activision Blizzard pulled its games from the GeForce Now Library. According to a forum post on February 21st, Bethesda will be joining Activision Blizzard in removing its games from the GeForce Now library. This is two major
CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 will be available on NVIDIA's GeForce Now platform on the same day that it will be available on PC, XBOX One, PlayStation 4, and Google Stadia platform. This is according to a forum post from NVIDIA. According to NVIDIA, "GeForce NOW members will be
Recently, NVIDIA announced the removal of Activision Blizzard games from its GeForce Now platform. This happened abruptly with little to no explanation as to why this was happening. On February 14th, Bloomberg reported that NVIDIA blames "misunderstanding" for why Activision Blizzard removed their games. Reason for the misunderstanding? Because Activision
On Tuesday, NVIDIA revealed that they have gotten a request from Activision Blizzard to pull all of its games from the GeForce Now platform.. "Per their request, please be advised Activision Blizzard games will be removed from the service. While unfortunate, we hope to work together with Activision Blizzard
