GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, is expanding its selection of games by adding 15 new games. The latest additions include Ubisoft’s Crew Motorfest, as well as titles like Devil May Cry 5 and Gear Tactics. In addition, Nvidia recently added the highly anticipated Starfield game to its library, which can be streamed in 4K. Check out the full list of games available on the platform.
Devil May Cry 5 is the next title from Capcom’s catalogue to come to GeForce NOW. Thanks to the GeForce NOW cloud gaming servers, members can stream the title with GeForce RTX quality to nearly any device. Those who have the Priority tier of the GeForce Now subscription can stream the title on nearly any device at up to 1080p and 60 frames per second.
Then, players can stream Gears Tactics on GeForce now, a fast-paced, turn-based strategy game from one of the most acclaimed video game franchises — Gears of War. It is available in 4K resolution streaming for those who have the GeForce Now Ultimate subscription.
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Next, “The Crew Motorfest” is now also available to stream on Nvidia’s cloud gaming service. Members can take a test drive from September 14 to September 17 with a five-hour free trial. Nvidia further clarified that whatever progress you make in the game will be carried over to the full game if you decide to purchase it. Aside from these, here are the 12 other games coming to the Nvidia GeForce Now service:
- Tavernacle!
- Gunbrella
- Amnesia: The Bunker
- Descenders
- Last Call BBS
- The Matchless Kungfu
- Mega City Police
- Opus Magnum
- Remnant II
- Space Hulk: Deathwing – Enhanced Edition
- Superhot
- Vampyr
Meanwhile, Nvidia also announced that Starfield is now available to stream in 4K resolution on a GeForce Now subscription. All thanks to the partnership between Microsoft and Nvidia that would bring most of the Xbox Game Pass titles to Nvidia’s cloud gaming platform. Priority members can stream it in up to 1080p quality with 60 fps, while Ultimate members can get 4K resolution with 120 fps.
