The catalog of games compatible with GeForce Now grows, as you already know, every Thursday of the year. This is what NVIDIA calls GeForce Now Thursday and sometimes a technology company also uses this day of the week to make an additional announcement regarding a service that, in addition to growing in catalog, is also doing so in features and scope. Recall that in its early days, its catalog was limited to 50 titles and was only accessible from SHIELD-branded devices.

After a good debut on its platform, the company announced its beta version of GeForce Now for PC in early 2018 and remained in this phase, beta, until early 2020, confirming both ray tracing support and that the service will have a free subscription level . Shortly after came the jump to Android (iOS users had to wait a bit longer due to Apple’s policies) and since then We’ve seen her reach grow exponentially.

In terms of compatible games, as I previously recalled, 50 compatible games were launched in 2015, but in these years we have seen a growth that has not stopped, not only in terms of titles, but also in compatible digital stores. A recent example of this can be found in the arrival of games from the Xbox storewhich also added the ability to enjoy Game Pass subscription titles for PC on GeForce Now.

GeForce Now has three subscription levels. The first one is free and has no time limit, that means you can use it whenever you want. Game sessions are shorter, higher graphics settings aren’t available, and you might have to wait a few minutes before it slot play, but it’s a perfect choice whether you can’t afford a paid subscription or if you want to test the service first before subscribing.

They are listed below priority accounts where restrictions disappear from the free ones, so you’ll be able to enjoy advanced settings, much longer gaming sessions and, as the name suggests, avoid waiting to start playing. We find the top of the range with accounts Ultimate, which provide an experience similar to gaming on a top-of-the-line next-generation PCequipped with a GeForce RTX 4080 graphics card. This level, and I say this from my own experience, offers a gaming experience at the highest level.

GeForce Now Thursday

This week, the last of September, is a record, I would say historic, in terms of the total number of games gaining compatibility with the platform. From Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom City to the classic Quake II, from Infinity Strash: DRAGON QUEST The Adventure of Dai to Pizza Possum, We find no less than 26 new compatible games. If we continue at this rate, the 2,000 compatible games milestone seems closer than ever.

• These doomed islands (New release on Steam, September 25th)
• Paleo pins (New release on Steam, September 26)
• Infinity Fear: DRAGON QUEST Adventures of Dai (New release on Steam, September 28)
• Pizza Possum (New release on Steam, September 28)
• Wildmander (New release on Steam, September 28)
• Overpass 2 (New edition in SteamySeptember 28)
• Soulstice (New edition in Epic Games StoreFree on September 28)
• Amnesia: Rebirth (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• Bramble: King of the Mountains (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Broforce (Steamy)
• Don duality (Steamy)
• Doom Eternal (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• Dordogne (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Dust fleet (Steam)
• eastern exorcist (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Figure 2: Creed Valley (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• I’m a Fish (xbox)
• Necessarily (Steam)
• Plague Story: Innocence (xbox)
• Earthquake II (Steamy, Epic Games Store and Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Route 96 (xbox)
• Cosmic lines from a distance (xbox)
• Absolutely reliable delivery service (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• Warhammer 40,000: Combat sector (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair (xbox)