Like every week GeForce Now is adding games again to its very extensive catalog of compatibles. We told you last August that it had reached the milestone of 2,000 compatible titles, but the count didn’t stop there. On the contrary, sooner than later we will count that 2500 has already been reached, then 3000… it is evident that NVIDIA’s goal for its cloud gaming platform is to maintain constant growth.

For those who do not yet know about the GeForce Now offer, let us remind you different levels of accounts in NVIDIA service:

• Free account: As the name suggests, NVIDIA offers a GeForce Now account level that is completely free and has no time limit. Of course, with this level we will not have access to advanced graphics settings, the maximum duration of each game session is two hours, and depending on the influx of users, you may have to wait a few minutes before you can start each session.
• Priority account: with this type of account we will remove the limitation of the free ones. Yes, it will allow us to use the advanced graphics settings of the games, the maximum length of each session is increased to six hours, and as you might have guessed from the name, you have priority access to GeForce Now services, so you avoid waiting when starting a session.
• final account: Can you imagine having a high-end PC equipped with a GeForce RTX 4080 graphics card? Well, that’s what this subscription level offers you, but with the added benefit of being able to use this computer on any compatible device (PC, smartphone, tablet, SmartTV, etc.). Enjoy Ultra, Insane and more modes and game sessions of up to eight hours, redefining the concept of cloud gaming.

The integration of Battle.net into GeForce Now is a significant milestone for users of this cloud platform. Starting this week, gamers will be able to sync their Battle.net account with GeForce Now, giving them faster and easier access to popular titles like Overwatch, World of Warcraft, and Diablo IV. This update facilitates unified management of game libraries and connects to other compatible stores such as Steam, Epic Games Store and Ubisoft Connect. This new feature optimizes the user experience, eliminating the need to access multiple platforms separately.

Besides, the arrival of Diablo IV’s Vessel of Hatred DLC on GeForce Now is another one of this week’s news. This expansion will allow players to delve even deeper into the dark universe of Diablo IV with additional content and new missions. With cloud streaming capabilities, GeForce NOW users will be able to enjoy this content without the need for heavy downloads or worrying about the storage capacity of their devices. Players with an Ultimate subscription will also be able to experience the game in 4K and up to 120 fps, maximizing graphical quality and performance.

GeForce Now Thursday

And like every week, we check the titles coming to NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service. They are the following:

• Empyrion – Galactic Survival (New on Epic Games Store)
• Europe (New on Steam)
• Dwarven Realms (Steam)
• Star Trek Timelines (Steam)
• Star Trucker (Steam)
• Starcom: Unknown Space (Steam)