Let’s go to more Thursday news in GeForce Now. NVIDIA’s well-known cloud gaming service continues to grow, and this week it got a boost four new games which expand an impressive catalog that already counts more than 1,600 titles, among which we find many of the triple A and the most important and popular indies of today.

These are the four new games now available on GeForce Now:

• StillWakesthe Deep, re-released on Steam and Xbox and available via Xbox Game Pass from June 18th.
• Skye: TheMisty Isle, available on Steam from June 19.
• As Dusk Falls, accessible via Steam and Xbox and part of PC Game Pass.
• Tell Me Why, available on Steam and Xbox, as well as PC Game Pass.

GeForce Now lets you do just that link your accounts from Steam, Epic Games and Good Old Games so that you can seamlessly use the games you have already purchased if they are available on said service. This means you won’t have to re-purchase games you already own to enjoy them on GeForce Now.

On the other hand, NVIDIA has also confirmed the arrival of the technologies NVIDIA DLSS 3 and Reflex for three new games:

• Pax Dei, An MMO that is now available in Early Access on Steam. Thanks to NVIDIA DLSS 3, you can triple the frame rate per second. NVIDIA Reflex reduces latency and improves the gaming experience.
• Still Wakes The Deep It’s a horror game with a very careful narrative that can improve the frame rate by 2.6 times thanks to NVIDIA DLSS 3 and has NVIDIA Reflex to reduce latency.
• Skye: The Misty Isle is an exploration and adventure title that features NVIDIA DLSS 3 to improve the frame rate by up to 2.4x. NVIDIA Reflex also reduces latency.

Season five is finally confirmed Deep Rock Galactic will add NVIDIA DLSS 3 into the game and the third season of The Finals will integrate NVIDIA Reflex and ray tracing technology. There are currently more than 500 games and applications that support NVIDIA RTX ecosystem technologies.