According to Nvidia, Starfield will be able to run at up to 4K resolution and 120fps through the service.

It is noticed that Nvidia GeForce Now began supporting some Xbox Game Pass games at the end of August, and more games have been added in the past few weeks. The games were added under a February deal between Microsoft and Nvidia that will give GeForce Now access to Microsoft games for the next 10 years. If Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard is finalized, the agreement will also extend to Activision Blizzard’s games.

Currently, Premium subscribers can play at 1080p resolution at 60fps. Only Ultimate subscribers can play at 4K 120fps. These cloud hosts will use RTX4080 graphics cards. It is worth mentioning that NVIDIA GeForce Now currently does not officially provide services in China.

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All three automakers use Nvidia’s Drive hardware to power their vehicle infotainment systems. Players may need to pair the controller with the car browser via Bluetooth or USB to play. In addition, a network connection for cloud games is also essential.

For safety reasons, front seat owners and passengers can only play Nvidia GeForce Now games while parked. Passengers are free to play games on the rear seat monitors (if there are monitors in the rear seat) while the vehicle is in motion.

Nvidia also announced today a configuration upgrade for GeForce NOW cloud games, providing a GeForce RTX 4080 graphics card version, suitable for the new high-performance Ultimate membership level, current GeForce NOW RTX 3080 members can seamlessly upgrade immediately, and subscribe the price is $19.99 per month (currently approximately RMB 138) or $99.99 for six months (currently approximately RMB 691).

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-Gloomwood (Steam)

-TRAIL OUT (Steam)

-Shatterline (Steam, Sept. 8)

-Steelrising (Steam/Epic, September 8)

-Broken Pieces (Steam, Sept. 9)

-Realm Royale Reforged (Epic)

At present, GeForce NOW service has been able to provide users with 1400 games to play in the cloud, so even if the user’s device performance is not ideal, he or she can still experience excellent graphics and light tracing effects.

At the same time, GeForce NOW also provides cloud game adaptation for more than 100 free games, including Fortnite, League of Legends, and Original Gods, even if users do not purchase the above games.

At this stage, NVIDIA GeForce NOW service is available on PC, Mac, Android, iOS, SHIELD TV, and some smart TVs.

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