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Nvidia 29 October 2026

Phantom Blade Zero Launches on GeForce NOW

Phantom Blade Zero Launches on GeForce NOW

This Halloween week, GFN Thursday offers a new array of gaming surprises. The long-awaited game Phantom Blade Zero from S-GAME is now available on GeForce NOW, providing an exciting mix of martial arts and punk fantasy. Adventurers can also prepare for World of Warcraft: Forever, which launches on Wednesday, November 4 at 3:00 PM PST, including a launch-week reward for GeForce NOW members.

In addition to these new titles, this week's lineup includes nine games that can be streamed from the GeForce NOW library. Moreover, there’s new mod support for both Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered, offering players more options without the hassle of downloads or installations.

In Phantom Blade Zero, you play as a warrior named Soul, who must uncover who killed his master within 66 days. Developed with Unreal Engine 5, the game combines wuxia storytelling with cinematic action, allowing players to master over 30 primary weapons and 20 Phantom Edges for a dynamic gameplay experience. GeForce NOW enables Ultimate members to take advantage of RTX 5080-class performance across various devices, allowing them to focus on the fight without worrying about downloads.

For fans of Blizzard Entertainment, there’s the upcoming release of World of Warcraft: Forever, promising new zones, gameplay improvements, and upgraded graphics. A new reward is available for GeForce NOW members, granting them access to the game from launch until November 11, subject to availability. Additionally, several titles have been added to the GeForce NOW library over the past week, including ATMOSFAR, Hunting Simulator 3, and Hell Let Loose: Vietnam.

Sign up for a day pass and experience cloud gaming with Performance or Ultimate. Gamers can apply these costs toward their first monthly subscription. What’s currently on your gaming playlist for the weekend? Share your thoughts on X or in the comments below.

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