One of the biggest perks of cloud gaming is that you will never suffer through downloads when huge patches and new seasons arrive. That perk is on full display this week’s GFN Thursday, with immediate access to hot new game updates alongside a heavy-hitting slate of retro Capcom classics, early access blockbusters, and new PC Game Pass releases.
Heading up this week’s live-service updates is the latest expansion for Path of Exile, titled Curse of the Allflame. Grinding Gear Games’ beloved action-RPG continues to deliver deep endgame content, and GeForce NOW members can dive straight into the new league without waiting for massive asset downloads.
Simultaneously, Battlefield 6 launches Season 4, bringing fresh maps, tactical weaponry, and intense squad combat. Thanks to cloud streaming, virtual soldiers can drop right onto the frontlines the moment servers go live.
Capcom Classics and Top Additions
Retro fans have plenty to celebrate this week as Capcom brings several iconic titles to the cloud library. Heading the lineup are the legendary survival-horror classics Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2, alongside the beloved RPG Breath of Fire IV.
Additionally, GeForce NOW users can jump into Halo: Campaign Evolved Advanced Access, offering a fresh look at the legendary franchise on cloud-compatible devices.
Full List of New Games Streaming This Week
Here is the complete rundown of the nine new titles joining the GeForce NOW library this week:
- ZeroSpace (New release on Steam, July 20)
- The Life and Suffering of Prince Jerian (New release on Steam, July 20)
- The Planet Crafter (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass July 21)
- Carnival Hunt (New release on Steam, July 23)
- Dinoblade (New release on Steam, July 23)
- Breath of Fire IV (Steam)
- CloverPit (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
- Dino Crisis (Steam)
- Dino Crisis 2 (Steam)
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