GeForce NOW is expanding its game library with 26 new titles scheduled for release throughout August. This includes eight games that became available this week, such as "World of Warships: Legends," "Big Walk," and "Beacon Pines."
The new additions cover a range of genres and release dates, with several being new releases on platforms like Steam. Other notable upcoming titles for the month include "Pax Autocratica," "The Sinking City 2," and "Mortal Shell II."
GeForce NOW is present at QuakeCon in Grapevine, Texas, offering hands-on demonstrations of its Ultimate cloud gaming service. Attendees can experience RTX 5080-powered cloud gaming, showcasing visuals at up to 5K resolution and 120 frames per second on ultrawide displays.
The demonstrations also highlight seamless gameplay on devices like the Lenovo Legion Go S handheld. The exhibit aims to show how PC games, including Bethesda titles, can be played across various devices without installation, allowing users to continue gameplay on different screens.
For those not attending QuakeCon, a day pass is available to try the Ultimate cloud gaming experience. This allows users to access Bethesda titles and other games from any supported device. The service emphasizes instant play without the need for game installations.
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GeForce NOW is adding 26 new games to its cloud gaming library throughout August, including eight titles released this week. The service is also demonstrating its Ultimate cloud gaming experience at QuakeCon, featuring RTX 5080-powered demos.