New Games and Updates on GeForce NOW
GeForce NOW expands its offering with the early-access launch of WARDOGS, alongside the long-awaited Valheim 1.0 Deep North update and Bus Simulator 27. This week, nine new titles are being added to the cloud, providing IT decision-makers and gamers the opportunity to play high-quality games without the need to invest in expensive hardware upgrades. Thanks to the power of GeForce RTX, members can stream these games on their favorite devices, without the necessity of downloads or storage management.
WARDOGS, a tactical first-person shooter from BULKHEAD, allows up to 100 players to compete in teams for control over various zones in a military sandbox. Players can employ their tactical skills, coordinate squads, and reinforce strategic positions while investing in advanced gear and vehicles based on their in-game performance. Members with an Ultimate membership can benefit from GeForce RTX 5080-class performance in the cloud, providing significant advantages during gameplay.
Additionally, the 1.0 update of Valheim marks the end of the early access phase, introducing a new biome - the Deep North. This expansion features new enemies, weapons, and opportunities to build strong bases, as well as crossplay support. This makes it easy for players to play together, regardless of the platform. Bus Simulator 27 is also new to the GeForce NOW library, offering the chance to build an extensive bus company in a vibrant, dynamic environment.
This week, GeForce NOW is not only adding new games but also providing extensive opportunities for gamers interested in cloud gaming. NVIDIA introduces new technologies such as DLSS 5, which further enhance the cloud gaming experience. For those interested, there is the option to try premium cloud gaming with a day pass, with costs able to be offset against a monthly membership if they decide to continue playing.
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