NVIDIA has a very interesting CES 2024 behind itwith the introduction of the new RTX 40 SUPER, along with other announcements such as GeForce Now news, NVIDIA CES implementation progress… in short, a flood of news directly related to the consumer market in one way or another. In this way, they have a positive impact on users of technological devices and/or services.

So perhaps one might have thought that they would take a break this week in terms of adding new games to GeForce Now, given the focus they put on the Las Vegas trade show… but to think that would be a mistake, and NVIDIA has already done so over the years more than clear GeForce Now Thursdays happen regardless of the circumstancesthat there is not a week when users of the service do not receive new titles to the already extremely extensive list of compatibles, which is over 1,800.

One new feature announced at CES directly related to NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service is one that starts in February It will be possible to purchase one-day tickets for the Priority and Ultimate modes, both for those who want to experience the operation of these plans and all their benefits for themselves, and for those who want to take advantage of it occasionally. These passes will provide unlimited 24-hour access to your chosen plan and will be priced at $3.99 for Priority Access and $7.99 for Ultimate.

We also learned about interesting improvements such as arrival of 1,440pa Android transfernew streaming options for GFN Reflex mode, the arrival of G-SYNC to cloud gaming in GeForce Now… well, if the service ended well in 2023, as 2024 begins, it looks like it’s going to be a really productive year for cloud gaming as well service and subsequently positive for all its users.

As a reminder, GeForce Now offers three subscription levels. The first are free accounts that provide basic but unlimited access to the service. This modality gives first access to GeForce Now to those people who are somewhat skeptical about cloud gaming. Below are the priority ones that already offer access to advanced game graphics modes as well as priority access (as the name suggests) to servers. And for the most demanding, the GeForce Now Ultimate level offers us a gaming experience similar to what we would have with a local PC with a GeForce RTX 4080. I can personally say that I have been using this mode for some time and The experience is simply unbeatable..

GeForce Now Thursday

10 games have been added to NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service this week, and as you can see by checking the list, we can find different genres and platforms, which the tech company takes into account for each game. add-ons to the service:

• war hospital (New edition. January 11, available Steamy)
• Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Jected – Rivals (Steamy)
• RAILWAY (Steamy)
• Survivalist: Invisible Strain (Steamy)
• The Talos Principle 2 (Epic Games Store)
• Turbo Golf Racing (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• TUNIC (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Witch It (Steamy)
• Zombie Army 4: Dead War (Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)