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Cloud gaming is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to expensive gaming PCs and consoles. Thanks to services like GeForce NOW, users can run demanding titles even on lower-end hardware. NVIDIA is showing no signs of slowing down and regularly expands its platform with new features and more games. This time the company has put together an attractive subscription deal that may appeal to both new and existing users. Additionally, the service's library has been bolstered with several new titles.
GeForce NOW allows you to play on almost any device
One of GeForce NOW's greatest advantages is the ability to run games you own from popular digital stores without having to download them to your hard drive. Users can link their accounts from platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store, Ubisoft or GOG and continue playing in the cloud. Thanks to save synchronisation, you can start a game on one device and carry on playing on another. NVIDIA emphasises that more and more people are using the service not only on PCs but also on smartphones, TVs and on laptops without powerful graphics cards. Players can run titles such as Cyberpunk 2077, The Witcher 3 and the latest Ubisoft releases without having to invest in new hardware. The company also points to the growing popularity of gaming on Apple devices. Thanks to the cloud, iPhone and MacBook users can, without major issues, run games that would normally not be available on those platforms. All processing is done on NVIDIA servers equipped with modern GeForce RTX GPUs. That means access to advanced technologies such as ray tracing and DLSS without needing an appropriate graphics card at home. For many people this is now one of the easiest ways to get into the world of PC gaming, especially since an increasing number of new titles require very powerful hardware and prices remain high.
New games and big subscription cuts
With its summer promotion, NVIDIA has significantly reduced the prices of annual GeForce NOW subscriptions. Users can take advantage of discounts of up to $70 on the most advanced Ultimate plan. This tier offers performance comparable to GeForce RTX 5080 graphics cards, support for high resolutions and up to 120 frames per second, and compatibility with modern technologies that improve image quality and responsiveness. The cheaper Performance subscription has also been discounted and allows high-quality streaming across multiple devices. At the same time, the company has expanded the library of available titles. Among the new additions are both fresh releases and games available through other services. Players can try, among others, Embers of the Uncrowned Demo, Pro Cycling Manager 26, Aphelion and Megastore Simulator. Citizen Sleeper from the Epic Games Store has also arrived on the service, as has Super Meat Boy 3D, available to Xbox Game Pass users. NVIDIA emphasises that regularly expanding the catalogue is one of the most important elements of GeForce NOW's development. This means users do not have to worry about a lack of new releases and can enjoy an ever-growing library of games. Everything suggests the company intends to invest even more heavily in cloud gaming and to encourage more players to abandon traditional hardware limitations.
NVIDIA has launched a summer promotion on GeForce NOW subscriptions and has simultaneously expanded the service's library with seven new games. Thanks to the discounts, users can enjoy cloud gaming for less, and the new titles further increase the platform's overall appeal.
source: techpowerup
