Katarzyna Petru
It's time to bring out the cake GeForce NOW turns six years old. Since its launch, users of the service have spent over one billion hours in the cloud, and NVIDIA promises that this is just the beginning of further development for the platform. In February, subscribers can look forward to new games, additional ways to play on various devices, and even broader use of RTX technology on screens throughout the home. The monthly list of new releases includes as many as 24 titles, of which 10 games are hitting the cloud this week. Among them are Delta Force from Team Jade and PUBG: BLINDSPOT, which is the latest production set in the PUBG universe.
Ready for Action
Delta Force is reporting for duty and making its debut on the GeForce NOW cloud. The tactical FPS shooter from Team Jade is hitting streaming with a focus on risky extraction missions and large-scale battle modes. Players are provided with expansive maps, vehicles, and gadgets that allow for coordinated attacks in open environments. We embody elite units carrying out dangerous tasks, from tight urban operations to clashes in vast, open terrains. On the battlefield, tactical objectives, cooperation, and the combined actions of infantry, land, sea, and air vehicles matter, where planning is just as important as reflexes.
In the cloud version, Delta Force prioritises pace and spectacle: quick drops, large maps, and cinematic clashes run smoothly across various devices. Players can team up from virtually anywhere, enjoy high-quality streaming, and embark on missions without waiting for downloads or updates.
New Mission
PUBG: BLINDSPOT is a new spin-off set in the PUBG universe, developed by Krafton. This time we have an independent, tactical 5v5 shooter in a top-down view that focuses on precision, cooperation, and quick decision-making. The gameplay takes place on tightly designed maps where information, team positioning, and coordination of actions are crucial. Teams capture objectives, control angles, and try to outsmart their opponents in intense, round-based clashes. Every skill and every callout matters, and winning more often depends on tactics than on reflexes alone.
In the cloud version on GeForce NOW, the game offers smooth controls and clear visuals supported by RTX, even on lower-end devices. Thanks to cloud gaming, the team can quickly jump into action on various screens without lengthy downloads and cumbersome updates.
February on GeForce NOW kicks off with a bang
February is the birthday month of GeForce NOW, and NVIDIA starts the celebration with 10 new games hitting the cloud this week. Among them are fresh releases as well as well-known titles, some of which have been prepared for GeForce RTX 5080.
New arrivals available at the start of February:
Indika
Menace (RTX 5080-ready)
World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade Classic – Anniversary Edition
PUBG: BLINDSPOT (RTX 5080-ready)
Carmageddon: Rogue Shift (RTX 5080-ready)
Delta Force
Fallout Shelter
Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition
Roadcraft
Wildgate
Additionally, this week, HumanitZ will also receive support for RTX 5080.
Games planned for the rest of February:
In the upcoming weeks, GeForce NOW will welcome:
Disciples: Domination
REANIMAL
Kingdom Come: Deliverance
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
Norse: Oath of Blood
Star Trek: Voyager – Across the Unknown
Styx: Blades of Greed
Ys X: Proud Nordics
Resident Evil: Requiem
Arc Raiders
DEVOUR
Torque Drift 2
Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince
January Closed with a Strong Note
January was particularly intense for GeForce NOW. In addition to 14 previously announced titles, the service’s library added another 21 games, significantly expanding the cloud gaming offerings. Among the new additions were both classics and newer productions, including The Bard’s Tale Trilogy, Prototype and Prototype 2, Total War: Three Kingdoms, Star Wars Outlaws, as well as Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, which offers support for GeForce RTX 5080. The January list demonstrates that NVIDIA is consistently expanding the GeForce NOW library, focusing on a variety of genres and increasingly better streaming quality.
Source: nvidia.com
