News GeForce Now: day and new games
- March 7, 2024
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Like every Thursday, NVIDIA shared summary with news The most important comes to GeForce Now, its famous cloud gaming service. Before I start reviewing them, I remind you
Like every Thursday, NVIDIA shared summary with news The most important comes to GeForce Now, its famous cloud gaming service. Before I start reviewing them, I remind you of an important change that we informed you about a few days ago, which is that the free plan has started showing ads in the login queues, which according to the green giant is necessary to continue to maintain and expand the said plan.
As for the news of the week in GeForce Now, the arrival one-day tickets for Ultimate and Priority modes, which are priced at 8.79 and 4.39 euros and allow you to enjoy all the benefits of both for one day. They are interesting options for those who barely have time to play and can only devote a few days a month, but in general It is more advantageous to choose a monthly subscription.
Another important news for users of the Ultimate mode is the arrival of compatibility with Cloud G-SYNC and NVIDIA Reflex at 60 FPS and 120 FPS. These two technologies will improve the gaming experience and reduce latency, further helping to bridge the thin line between live gaming and cloud gaming offered by GeForce Now.
New games are coming to GeForce Now
As it could not be otherwise, it has been confirmed and there will be the arrival of new games to this service Available from this week:
- The Thaumaturge (new release on Steam, March 4).
- Classification: France ’44 (new release on Steam, March 5th).
- Expeditions: A MudRunner Game (new release on Steam, March 5).
- Winter Survival (new release on Steam, March 6).
- Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator (new release on Steam, March 7).
- Zoria: Age of Shattering (new release on Steam, March 7).
- Granblue Fantasy: Relink (Steam).
- Without a doubt (Steam).
Note that all previously purchased games will work fine in GeForce Now as long as they are in the list of supported titles. You won’t have to re-buy the games you already have, something that happened with other platforms.
This list is gradually expanding thanks to the new deals NVIDIA is making, that’s why we’re sharing these weekly updates with you.
Source: Muy Computer
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