The the arrival of World of Warcraft, which turns 20 this year, on GeForce Now represents a milestone as the eternal confrontation between the Alliance and the Horde leads to a new battlefield, a cloud where technical limitations are no longer an obstacle, so you can give your best, whether you want to focus on exploration, spend your time becoming an expert in your craft and great merchant, or if you enjoy the heat of battle more than Conan, in the oldest and one of the most successful MMORPGs in video game history.

Being able to enjoy different branches of World of Warcraft, WoW: Dragonflight, WoW Cataclysm Classic and WoW Classic SoD (Season of Discovery) will make a difference for many players, and we are talking about online gaming where response speed plays a crucial role, something for which the very low latency of NVIDIA service, together with the enormous performance of the platform, is a huge plus. compared to the many factors that can act as a burden when playing at home.

And if World of Warcraft celebrates its twentieth birthday in a few months, Elder Scrolls Online is also celebrating, in this case 10 years of its life. GeForce Now has joined the celebration with a gift for all its users, an exclusive bracket that users with Ultimate and Priority accounts can get today, and which will also be offered to free accounts tomorrow, Friday, May 31st. In general, gifts are usually given to those who have a birthday, but in this case, and to the delight of their players, it will be the other way around.

How do you know, GeForce Now is NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service which, with its three tiers of accounts, offers universal access to the cloud gaming experience, a model that has continued to gain popularity with the service in recent years.

The first is the one from free accounts, which 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. They are listed below priority accounts, which already offer access to advanced game graphics modes as well as priority access (as their name suggests) to servers. And for the most demanding, even a level GeForce Now Ultimate It offers us a gaming experience similar to what we would have with a local PC with a GeForce RTX 4080. In my case, I have been a user of the priority level for several years and about nine months ago I switched to Ultimate , and I assure you that the former is sensational, but the latter is simply unbeatable.

GeForce Now Thursday

As I told you at the beginning, WoW joins the huge catalog of titles available on GeForce Now, but it’s not the only news this week. These are all games that are added to the service in the last days of May:

• The Villainous Prince of Persia (New edition in SteamyMay 27)
• Capes (New edition in SteamyMay 29)
• Lords of the Fallen (New Xbox release, available on PC Game Pass, May 30)
• Soulmask (New edition in Steamy31 May)
• World of Warcraft: Dragonflight (Battle.net)
• Classic World of Warcraft Cataclysm (Battle.net)
• World of Warcraft Classic Season of Discovery (Battle.net)

And in case you were wondering, we already have a first preview of the games coming to GeForce Now in June, they are as follows:

• Autopsy simulator (New edition in SteamyJune 6)
• Chernobyl liquidators (New edition in SteamyJune 6)
• Sunny side (New edition in SteamyJune 14)
• Still Wakes the Deep (New edition in Steamy and Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass, June 18)
• Disney Speedstorm (Steamy and Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass)
• Farm together 2 (Steamy)
• Resident Evil Village (Steamy)
• Star Traders: Frontiers (Steamy)
• Street Fighter 6 (Steamy)
• Torque drift 2 (Epic Games Store)