NVIDIA GeForce NOW is expanding its catalog of games today with two of Blizzard’s latest titles, Diablo IV and Overwatch 2. Other additions include Rage and Rage 2, the post-apocalyptic first-person shooters from id Software and Bethesda Softworks, as well as Bang-On Balls: Chronicles, an open-world sandbox adventure from the developers at Exit Plan Games.
New additions:
- Bang-On Balls: Chronicles (Steam)
- Diablo IV (Steam)
- Overwatch 2 (Steam)
- RAGE (Steam)
- RAGE 2 (Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox and available on PC Game Pass)
Future additions:
- Stormgate (Demo on Steam, available Feb. 5-12 during Steam Next Fest)
- The Inquisitor (New release on Steam, Feb. 8)
- Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden (New release on Steam, Feb. 13)
- Solium Infernum (New release on Steam, Feb. 14)
- Skull and Bones (New release on Ubisoft, Feb. 16)
- The Thaumaturge (New release on Steam, Feb. 20)
- Myth of Empires (New re-release on Steam, Feb. 21)
- Terminator: Dark Fate – Defiance (New release on Steam, Feb. 21)
- Nightingale (New release on Steam, Feb. 22)
- Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator (New release on Steam, Feb. 22)
- Pacific Drive (New release on Steam, Feb. 22)
- STAR WARS: Dark Forces Remaster (New release on Steam, Feb. 28)
- Welcome to ParadiZe (New release on Steam, Feb. 29)
- Aragami 2 (Xbox, available on Microsoft Store)
- dotAGE (Steam)
- Fort Solis (Steam)
- Katamari Damacy REROLL (Steam)
- Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series (Steam)
- PAC-MAN MUSEUM+ (Steam)
- PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC (Steam)
- Tales of Arise (Steam)
- Tram Simulator Urban Transit (Steam)
- The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series (Steam)
Recent additions:
- Those Who Remain (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Jan. 16)
- New Cycle (New release on Steam, Jan. 18)
- Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla (Xbox, available for PC Game Pass)
- Beacon Pines (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- Exoprimal (Steam)
- FAR: Changing Tides (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- Going Under (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- Metal: Hellsinger (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- Road 96: Mile 0 (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- The Talos Principle 2 (Epic Games Store)
- TUNIC (Xbox, available for PC Game Pass)
- Turbo Golf Racing (Xbox, available for PC Game Pass)
- Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- Zombie Army 4: Dead War (Xbox, available for PC Game Pass)
NVIDIA on Diablo IV’s future support:
Join the fight to protect the world of Sanctuary in the highly acclaimed online action role-playing game Diablo IV with the power of a GeForce RTX 4080 gaming rig in the cloud. Members can look forward to playing the Steam version, with support for the Battle.net launcher coming soon.
Discussion (8 replies)
Join Discussion →Ngl I find myself looking forward to game streaming and games as a service. I might subscribe to a service soon enough I am thinking.
That is a shocking admission in these parts.
I don't mind streaming services being available, and if folks want to use them - great. I just don't see when I would ever be in a position to use them given my residence and the state of our digital infrastructure. I'm thankful at least one company is out there trying, even if Elon is a clown, but it's still going to be years away from viable at the best from what I can tell.
That's not a sentence I ever thought someone in their right mind would say.
Bottom line is that I don't want another digital mouth to feed so really not interested in another digital subscription of any kind plus I like having the further options available from my own hardware and not just what the service provides.
I wouldn't have those connectivity issues at this juncture. Things used to be marginal here but it did get upgraded, price wise, well it ain't that cheap I guess.
Honestly, I am getting tired of physical media, and console hardware itself. I am getting tired of the look! switch, swith oled now, ps5 , ps5 pro, pos Xbox and the good xbox and so on.
This coming from the guy that swore off PC gaming due to elimination of said physical media. A process that everyone embraced with extra wide open arms.
Just relatively recently yes I got a steam account ( getting the deck triggered that) along with gog, epic, the stores are just fine whatever.
But, as I game around a bit mostly the switch with its assumed physical media, sometimes deck ( though right now the deck just died ) Im just thinking, whats the point of all this. All this hardware, then more hardware for better visuals maybe.. Well in a way the hell with all this. Let them upgrade the visuals whenever they feel like it. Honestly I am perfectly satisfied with whatever visuals. Switch is crap compared to all other consoles yet perfectly fine. To me visuals have been enough for at least 10 years, even longer maybe. A good game of any kind doesn't need cutting edge visuals.
Streaming will be perfectly fine visually for me. Games as a service I have zero issues with, just like music, and video, well so too gaming whatever. Pay for the access, have the access, don't pay, well lose the access. Surely streaming will be a combo of library access and individual game access, but I am sure library access ( which I favor greatly) will grow from each different company, likely we'd end up with several services, maybe a bit less services in 10 to 15 years, like say 5 services at peak, like 3 later but all the while bye bye hardware, bye bye "owning" titles ( for me anyway, likely I'd stick with libraries offered and call it a day).
I don't know, I will be searching how things look nvidia vs ms vs sony vs amazon for streaming ( though I think sony you need sony hardware) I did some minor searching and was confused, I will search more.
You are not wrong
Uhhh... did you use text to speech for that post? Feels like it. Or maybe a rambling AI? I mean I'm no saint I ramble a lot... but wow. ;) All in appreciation man. :)
Hehe, I hope it's coherent enough though.