Each week, we update our list of games that have opted into NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW (GFN), on Steam. This week, there are 12 new titles on the list of games that have opted in.
When a game’s publisher opts a title into GeForce NOW, they are officially signaling their interest in joining GeForce NOW (via a checkbox on Steam). It’s essentially a request to NVIDIA, seeking a spot on their service. While popular games that opt-in tend to reach the platform in a matter of weeks or months, lesser-known titles tend to take longer or not get added at all. Hence, even if a game shows the green light to NVIDIA, it isn’t a guaranteed sign the title will end up on GeForce NOW.
It’s also important to note that these are NOT the only games that will arrive on GeForce NOW! Some of the biggest Steam titles to land on GFN did so without opting in beforehand (opting in only right as they arrived). In addition, games coming to GeForce NOW from other PC stores (Epic, Xbox, BattleNet etc.) are not included in this list for obvious reasons.
List of Games that Opted into GeForce NOW Last Week
Here is the full list of the dozen titles which opted into GFN on Steam over the past week. Games without release dates mentioned are already available on the Steam PC store (but not yet on GeForce NOW).
- Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure
- VLADiK BRUTAL (Releasing August)
- The Liminal Dimension (Releasing this year)
- Arch Legends (No Current Release Date)
- Tattoo Tycoon (No Current Release Date)
- EcoGnomix (No Current Release Date)
- The Axis Unseen (Releasing October)
- EvilVEvil
- Repetendium
- Bump in the Night
To be honest, it is a pretty light week in terms of games opting in compared to most past weeks. The standout game is probably Arranger – which recently launched on Netflix Games as well. Though, EvilVEvil, the indie title Repetendium and some of the upcoming titles may deserve a look.
Make sure to check out all of our most recent posts to discover the latest updates on games opting into GeForce NOW. You can also take a look at our complete list of games that have opted into GeForce NOW via Steam and are waiting for NVIDIA to add them.
