As a GeForce Now and Xbox Game Pass subscriber, Microsoft and NVIDIA’s joint announcement last June seemed like great news to me, but from a more global perspective, rather than a user of either service, it also seemed like a huge success on the part of the two tech companies. I am of course talking about the arrival of the catalog of games from the Microsoft store on the NVIDIA cloud gaming platform, as well as titles included in the Game Pass subscription.

After a short period of time, when we understood that all the necessary tasks were done to make this commitment a reality, shortly after the first titles started arriving and every week since then we’ve seen the catalog of compatible titles grow, both with titles that have been in Microsoft’s subscription service catalog for a while, and with day one launches like we saw a few months ago with Starfield.

Microsoft’s subscription model offers us access to a large and varied collection of games, and GeForce Now allows us to enjoy them on practically any device, because, as we have already told you, it is compatible with computers, tablets, smartphones, consoles, televisions, etc. The combination of GeForce Now and Xbox Game Pass elevates the gaming-as-a-service model to a level that was unthinkable just a few years ago.because it extends its range by several orders of magnitude.

So and so that people who are interested in both and, of course, what the common experience with both offers, immediately NVIDIA is offering a three-month Xbox PC Game Pass subscription as a gift with a six-month GeForce Now Ultimate subscription, a version of Microsoft’s PC gaming service. If you have been thinking about enjoying an incredible experience that offers a top level of service that will make you feel like you are playing with the latest generation of high-end computer, equipped in the graphics part of GeForce RTX 4080, now is the best time.

On the other hand, whether you are a user of the service or have decided to become one with this offer, you will certainly be interested in some new features:

• The new app update, version 2.0.58, includes Game sync for Xbox PC accounts and Ubisoft+ subscriptions.
• The new update also adds streaming statistics overlay on Android devices and video encoding format
• NVIDIA is rewarding GeForce Now members with a Guild Wars 2 “Heroic Edition” that includes a bunch of goodies.

GeForce Now Thursday

And without further ado, let’s take a look at the new titles being added to the catalog. There are a total of 18 this weekdistributed among the main digital stores and with games to satisfy all tastes:

• Spirittea (New edition in Steamy13th November)
• KarmaZoo (New edition in SteamyNovember 14)
• Naheulbeuk’s Dungeon Master (New edition in SteamyNovember 15)
• Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin (New edition in Steamy17th November)
• Arcana of Paradise — Tower (Steamy)
• Blazing Sails: Pirate Battle Royale (Epic Games Store)
• Disney Dreamlight Valley (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Hello neighbor 2 (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Overcooked! 2 (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• RoboCop: Rogue City (New edition in Epic Games Store)
• RoboQuest (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Rune Factory 4 Special (Xbox and available on PC Game Pass)
• Settlement survival (Steamy)
• SOULVARS (Steamy)
• State of Decay: Year-One Survival Edition (Steamy)
• The Wonderful One: After School Hero (Steamy)
• Wolfenstein: The New Order (XboxPC Game Pass available)
• Wolfenstein: The Old Blood (Steamy, Epic Games Store, Xbox and available on PC Game Pass)