You may recall that when I checked the titles added to GeForce Now last week, I wondered if we were facing a record for the number of games coming to the service in a single week, because At that time, no less than 26 news items were announced. I wasn’t, as I mentioned, in a position to state categorically, as I logically don’t remember the full history of the service, but I still feel it was a record. A record that doesn’t last long.

Seven days to be exact, and just seven days later, we find an even larger number, no less than 29, so high that, according to forecasts, it will make up practically half of all additions to the catalog this October, which will be 60 games. Let’s recall, to put this into perspective, that when the service originally launched in 2015, as something exclusive to NVIDIA devices, it had a total of 50 compatible games.

In this regard, we have witnessed this in recent weeks great strides in integrating Microsoft Store games as well as Xbox Game Pass games, following an agreement signed between Microsoft and NVIDIA a few months ago. And while the deployment is obviously progressive, both companies have already confirmed their intention that 100% of Microsoft’s catalog of stores and services will eventually be available on GeForce Now, an ambitious and very promising bet.

Let’s remember that GeForce Now offers you a cloud platform so you can play games you’ve purchased from major digital stores. That way, they’ll always be yours to own (except in the case of Xbox Game Pass, of course), and thanks to NVIDIA’s service, you’ll be able to enjoy them whenever you want on many types of compatible devices. (from televisions to smartphones, portable consoles, etc.), since all the computing tasks, which, as you already know in many titles, are the most demanding, are taken over by the platform, so all you need is a fast connection.

GeForce Now Thursday

Well, let’s move on to this week’s releases, which, as I already told you, there are no less than 29, 21 from the date of their release:

• Battle Shapers (New edition in Steamy3rd of October)
• Disgaea 7: Vows of the Wicked (New edition in Steamy3rd of October)
• Station to station (New edition in Steamy3rd of October)
• Lamplighter’s League (New edition in Steamy, Xbox and is available on PC Game Pass, October 3)
• Thief simulator 2 (New edition in SteamyOctober 4)
• Heads Will Roll: Reforged (New edition in SteamyOctober 4)
• Assassin’s Creed Mirage (New release on Ubisoft, October 5)
• Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Arcade paradise (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• Exit (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)
• Citizen Sleeper (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Dicey Dungeons (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• The Divine Burger (Epic Games Store)
• Greedfall (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)
• Hypnospace Outlaw (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Killer frequency (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)
• Lonely Mountains: Downhill (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Metro 2033 Redux (Xbox, available at Microsoft Store)
• Metro: Last Light Redux (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)
• MudRunner (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)
• Potion Craft: Alchemy Simulator (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew (Epic Games Store)
• Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Revenge from Slayer (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• A football story (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• SOMA (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Space Hulk: Tactics (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)
• SpiderHeck (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)
• Martian survival (Xboxavailable in the Microsoft Store)