GeForce Now has officially hit five years in service. To celebrate the anniversary, GeForce Now is adding a ton of games to the library, including Space Engineers 2 and Sid Meier’s Civilization VII.
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After initially launching a dedicated installer in beta, Nvidia has confirmed that the GeForce Now service will fully support Valve’s Steam Deck handheld soon.
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GeForce Now is upgrading its mid-tier subscription and re-naming it “Performance,” unlocking 1440p and ultrawide capability for more membership plans than just Ultimate. The most expensive plan is also getting a very useful upgrade.
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After starting to roll out account linking for the Microsoft Store and PC Game Pass last year, GeForce Now is adding support for automatic sign-in for Xbox games.
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GeForce Now has been one of the most impressive cloud gaming services to watch evolve over the years. Since it’s launch, GeForce Now has amassed a total of 2,000 supported game titles available to play.
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GeForce Now continues expanding its relationship with Xbox as it becomes available via the Xbox app in Windows. Further, GeForce Now is running a tempting offer that discounts the service 50% for a limited time.
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One of the biggest complaints with GeForce Now has been the lack of a “Favorites” quick access panel. Thankfully, GeForce NOW 2.0.64 is adding this highly requested function.
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GeForce Now partnered up with Xbox Game Pass a while back to bring a ton of offerings from the Microsoft-based service to Nvidia’s cloud-gaming foundation. Nvidia is now offering three free months of PC Game Pass to current GeForce Now members.
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Nvidia is welcoming a few new games to GeForce Now this week including the indie hit Palworld.
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Nvidia has announced a simplified new way to install GeForce Now on the Steam Deck, opening the handheld to the service’s hundreds of streamable titles.
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GeForce Now has released two Fallout games in celebration of Amazon Prime’s new Fallout TV series. Those two games are among a total of 10 games added this week.
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GeForce Now is opening up April with a few exciting additions to its library. Namely, Elder Scrolls Online comes to GeForce Now starting today.
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For the second time this month, Nvidia’s GeForce Now is facing a global outage, and it comes at the same time as Sony’s PlayStation Network is also experiencing an outage.
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If you’re trying to log onto GeForce Now for some weekend gaming, the service is currently experiencing a global outage.
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GeForce Now will start offering day passes that grant you access to the service’s gaming tiers for 24 hours at a much lower price than paying month to month.
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Free users of Nvidia’s GeForce Now service will start noticing ads when they start up a cloud gaming session, the company has confirmed.
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GeForce Now just celebrated 4 years of service, and with it comes a large list of games for February. One of those on GeForce Now is Skull and Bones, a brand-new title in it’s pre-reelase phase.
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Nvidia is rolling out a new update to GeForce Now on Android which improves streaming quality at up to 1440p and up to 120fps.
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Nvidia GeForce Now is expanding its cloud gaming offering yet again, this time with new additions including a Day Pass as well as “Cloud G-Sync.”
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Call of Duty is finally arriving for cloud gamers, with three of the latest titles, including Warzone, launching onto GeForce Now.
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After adding support for Xbox Game Pass earlier this year in a huge deal with Microsoft, Nvidia is making the experience even better with the addition of Xbox account sync on GeForce Now as well as a bundle with Game Pass, and it comes as the partnership reaches a big milestone.
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Nvidia GeForce Now is perhaps the best cloud gaming service in the wake of Google Stadia’s death (and even before that), but the platform is soon seeing price increases in some regions.
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It finally happened. Starfield – one of the biggest releases (if not the biggest) of the year – is available to play on GeForce at up to 4K and 120 fps right now.
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Samsung’s Gaming Hub is finally coming to 2020 smart TVs in a limited capacity. This update brings services like GeForce Now, Xbox Cloud Gaming, and more.
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