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Nvidia 12 November 2026

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV on GeForce NOW

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV on GeForce NOW

On GFN Thursday, NVIDIA announced that the critically acclaimed game Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War IV will soon be available on GeForce NOW. This new addition allows players to experience the battle for the planet Kronus through cloud gaming, with a launch on Steam on Thursday, December 3rd. The real-time strategy game, developed by KING Art Games and published by Deep Silver, revitalizes the essence of the series with large-scale battles, base building, and more than 70 campaign missions, both solo and in co-op mode.

Players can ignite various factions, including the Space Marines, Orks, Necrons, and the newly introduced Adeptus Mechanicus. These strategic options are further enhanced by multiple game modes, including The Last Stand and multiplayer, allowing players to test their tactics in various scenarios. GeForce NOW makes it possible to stream this action on various devices, with downloads and updates occurring in the cloud, saving local storage space for players.

In addition to Dawn of War IV, there are also other exciting updates on the horizon. NVIDIA is introducing DLSS 5 technology, which supports games like War Thunder and Where Winds Meet. With the upcoming mid-November update for War Thunder, new aircraft and visual effects will be added, deepening the battle experience. At the same time, Where Winds Meet will benefit from enhanced environments and characters through this new technology.

Finally, Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen will also be available on GeForce NOW, with exploration opportunities in new regions and challenging missions. This addition includes various downloadable content without requiring players to utilize local storage. It is a busy week for GeForce NOW, with a range of new titles being added to the library, including Cybperunk 2077 and Graveyard Keeper. For those looking to try the cloud gaming experience, there are options for a day pass to grant Performance or Ultimate members access.

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