GeForce NOW to Introduce 18 New Games in August 2024
Alvin Lang Aug 01, 2024 17:03
GeForce NOW announces the addition of 18 new games in August, including 'Star Wars: Outlaws' and 'Visions of Mana'.
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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