GeForce NOW
GeForce NOW is a cloud gaming service offered by NVIDIA in numerous territories around the world. It is widely viewed as having the highest fidelity (including real-time tay tracing – RTX) and 4K240FPS streaming.
Details on GeForce NOW
- Price: Free tier available; Priority membership starts at $9.99 per month; RTX 4080 membership starts at $19.99 per month. (Discounted 6 month options available)
- Device Availability: PC, Mac, Chrome-OS, Android, iOS, Web Browser, SmartTV (Samsung Tizen, LG WebOS, Android TV)
- Supported Regions: Available many countries globally.
- Max Fidelity: 4K x 120 FPS (240 FPS w/ CLOUD G-Sync) + RTX & DLSS (RTX 4080 used for Ultimate Tier)
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GeForce NOW News
Below you can find all the latest news stories and articles related to GeForce NOW.
Fortnite on GeForce Now Review
Fortnite is arguably the most popular game in the world right now and has been one of the most popular for a while. After being available for a short period as a beta on GeForce Now, it is now ready for everyone to play. So, how does it play in the cloud and is it […]
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GeForce Now Priority Tier Sees a Huge Discount
If you are tired of waiting in the queue for your rig to become available or would like to eliminate the max one hour play limit, the GeForce Now Priority tier is where you need to be. The tier typically costs $49.99 for a 6 month membership. But, as announced in the GFN Thursday post, […]
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GeForce Now Adds 12 New Titles
UPDATE – Oct 28 2022: Geforce Now team has announced that Star Ocean: The Devine Force will no longer be releasing on the platform Oct 27th 2022. According to an update, they are “… actively working with the game’s publisher to bring the game to our service as soon as possible.“ GeForce Now releases games […]
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Three New Games Available on GeForce Now – More Coming Soon
In today’s official blog post, the GeForce Now team announced new games for the platform that are coming this week. Three of those games are already live on the service! The Tenants Platform: Steam Become a landlord and deal with problematic tenants as you build your rental property empire. Decide how to react to annoyed […]
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GeForce Now Adds Enhanced Touch Controls to 13 More Games
Playing cloud games (including the latest AAA titles) on a mobile phone or tablet is a pretty cool experience that provides a lot of convenience/portability. There are a lot of controllers that can attach to a phone, e.g. the Razer Kishi, to turn to your iPhone or Android Phone into a Nintendo Switch like device. […]
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5 New GeForce Now Games Have Launched This Week
Just last week we highlighted 10 new games hitting GeForce Now across a series of posts. This week, pre-GFN-Thursday, we’ve seen the launch of 5 more new games. There are now 1439 games available on GFN. You can see the full list here. A Plague Tale: Requiem Platform: Steam, Epic Of course everyone is likely […]
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Four More New Games Hit GeForce Now Today
It was just yesterday that we covered 5 new games hitting GeForce Now (plus an additional post on Lego Bricktales)… However, today is GFN Thursday… and that means even more games! Four new games in fact! Rabbids: Party of Legends Platform: Ubisoft Connect Rabbids Party of Legends was previously exclusive to Stadia in the cloud […]
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Lego Bricktales Now Available on GeForce Now
Lego Bricktales is now available on GeForce Now from both Steam and the Epic Games store. The short description of the game on Steam is as follows: In this puzzle-adventure, use an intuitive brick-by-brick building mechanic to solve puzzles and bring your creations to life! Experience a charming story as you explore beautiful LEGO® dioramas […]
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5 New GeForce Now Games Go Live
The GeForce Now catalog of games currently sits at 1430 games and sees additions on a near daily basis. This week, five new games have already gone live. Let’s check them out. Priest Simulator Platform: Steam It’s hard to imagine what the Catholic church would think of this one… But is dubbed as a “mockumentary” […]
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Cloud Gaming Focused Chromebooks are on the Way
While Google may be winding down its own stand alone platform, Stadia, that doesn’t mean it thinks cloud gaming has no future. In addition to offering its infrastructure (Immersive Stream) to partners (*cough* Ubisoft *cough*), the company has many more successful products (Chrome, Chrome OS, Android TV, Android) that can both benefit from other cloud […]
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