This GeForce NOW Thursday is headlined by the addition of Fallout 4 and Fallout 76, which celebrate the release of the TV series adaptation (available now for streaming on Prime Video).
Fallout 4 players who wish to play via NVIDIA's cloud platform will also be able to enjoy Creation Club content. However, that doesn't apply to the upcoming Fallout London total conversion mod, which won't be in the Creation Club and therefore won't be available via cloud.
As for Fallout 76, the online survival action RPG was recently updated with the free Atlantic City – America's Playground update, which introduced the following content:
- America’s Playground - Return to Atlantic City to help Mayor Tim against the invasion of Overgrown.
- New Questline - Unravel a deadly plot hiding in the closet of the glamorous Russo Family in this new multi-mission questline.
- Explore the Boardwalk - This update expands the game's take on post-nuclear New Jersey. Explore further into the city and take on new Side Quests. There are new faces to meet, so make sure you go say hi!
- Changes to Seasons - Several changes to the Seasons system have been designed to offer players more flexibility when earning rewards.
Fallout 76 and Fallout Shelter players can also grab the Vault 33 Jumpsuit for free until May 7.
Here's the full list of games added this week to NVIDIA GeForce NOW:
- GIGANTIC: RAMPAGE EDITION (New release on Steam, April 9)
- Inkbound 1.0 (New release, on Steam, April 9)
- Broken Roads (New release on Steam, April 10)
- Infection Free Zone (New release on Steam, April 11)
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition (New release on Xbox and available on PC Game Pass, April 11)
- Backpack Battles (Steam)
- Fallout 4 (Steam)
- Fallout 76 (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
- Ghostrunner (Epic Games Store, Free April 11-18)
- Terra Invicta (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
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