GeForce NOW to Introduce 18 New Games in August 2024

GeForce
NOW,
NVIDIA’s
cloud
gaming
service,
is
set
to
expand
its
library
with
18
new
games
in
August
2024,
as
reported
by
the

NVIDIA
Blog.
Among
the
new
additions
are
highly
anticipated
titles
such
as ‘Star
Wars:
Outlaws’
and ‘Visions
of
Mana’.

New
Releases
and
Highlights

Starting
with
six
new
games
this
week,
players
can
dive
into
a
variety
of
genres,
from
role-playing
games
to
real-time
strategy.
One
notable
addition
is ‘Stormgate’,
a
real-time
strategy
game
from
Frost
Giant
Studios,
known
for
its
work
on ‘StarCraft
II’
and ‘Warcraft
III’. ‘Stormgate’
offers
both
single-player
and
multiplayer
modes
where
players
battle
demonic
invaders,
build
bases,
and
command
armies.

The
games
available
this
week
include:

• 
  Stormgate
  Early
  Access
  (Steam,
  July
  30)
• 
  Space
  for
  Sale
  (Steam,
  July
  30)
• 
  Cyber
  Knights:
  Flashpoint
  (Steam)
• 
  Dark
  and
  Darker
  (Steam)
• 
  Kunitsu-Gami:
  Path
  of
  the
  Goddess
  (Xbox,
  PC
  Game
  Pass)
• 
  Kunitsu-Gami:
  Path
  of
  the
  Goddess
  Demo
  (Steam
  and
  Xbox)

Upcoming
Titles

Later
in
August,
GeForce
NOW
will
add
more
exciting
titles.
Some
of
the
upcoming
releases
include:

• 
  Warhammer
  40,000:
  Speed
  Freeks
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  6)
• 
  Ratten
  Reich
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  9)
• 
  Level
  Zero
  Extraction
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  13)
• 
  shapez
  2
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  15)
• 
  Akimbot
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  29)
• 
  Gori:
  Cuddly
  Carnage
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  29)
• 
  MEMORIAPOLIS
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  29)
• 
  Visions
  of
  Mana
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  29)
• 
  Breachway
  (Steam,
  Aug.
  30)
• 
  Star
  Wars:
  Outlaws
  (Ubisoft,
  Aug.
  30)

Ongoing
Promotions

In
addition
to
the
new
game
releases,
GeForce
NOW
is
offering
a
limited-time
summer
sale.
Members
can
avail
of
a
50%
discount
on
new
one-month
and
six-month
Ultimate
and
Priority
memberships
until
Sunday,
Aug.
18.

Transitioning
Away
from
Legacy
Systems

Starting
in
November,
GeForce
NOW
will
stop
updating
its
Windows
and
macOS
apps
for
legacy
operating
systems,
including
Windows
7,
Windows
8.1,
and
macOS
10.11-10.14.
Users
on
these
systems
can
continue
to
stream
games
via
supported
web
browsers
on

play.geforcenow.com.

With
these
additions,
GeForce
NOW
continues
to
solidify
its
position
in
the
cloud
gaming
market,
offering
a
wide
array
of
games
that
cater
to
diverse
gaming
preferences.

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