One of the big successes NVIDIA has had with GeForce Now has been finding deals so we wouldn’t have to buy games twice which we already had on various platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store and Good Old Games. This formula ended up being one of the most important keys to its success, helping it establish itself as the best cloud gaming platform out there today.

It was also a big challenge that forced NVIDIA to constantly negotiate to be able to support these games on GeForce Now, but the truth is that the green giant knows how to play its cards very well in this regard. We have proof of this in the fact that he is the one break the barrier of 2,000 compatible games, and that number will only continue to grow in the coming weeks.

Of these 2,000 compatible games, more than 100 are completely free, and among them, games as important as Destiny 2, Lost Ark and Guild Wars 2, among others. It’s also compatible with over 120 Game Pass games, a service that offers great value and has a significant number of subscribers. These numbers will also continue to grow incrementally, reinforcing the overall value that GeForce Now offers.

New releases of the week on GeForce Now

• Warhammer 40,000: Speed​​​​ Freeks (new on Steam).
• Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (new on Steam).
• Ratten Reich (New on Steam).
• Nine Solos (Steam).
• Visions of Mana Demo (Steam).

In two weeks, it will also arrive on this service Black Myth: Wukong, one of the most technically promising games of this generation and also one of the most anticipated. The PC version will have full ray tracing, a technology that can be activated in GeForce Now if we are logged into priority or “ultimate” mode.

If your computer does not have the hardware listed in the recommended requirements to play Black Myth: Wukong with ray tracing, don’t worry, you can enjoy it with GeForce Now and take advantage of a temporary offer that reduce the subscription price priority and “ultimate” in the middle. This offer is valid for both the monthly and six-monthly versions.

GeForce Now works on any PC or Mac meeting the minimum requirements and on devices Android TV, iPhone and iPad. It is very easy to configure and use through a dedicated client, which is also very light and takes up very little space.