NVIDIA announced this week's wave of game additions to the GeForce NOW library. There are some brand new releases, like Chants of Sennaar, SYNCED, and Void Crew, as well older games that are now supported on the cloud streaming service.
Additionally, several Game Pass games are now available via GeForce NOW, including hits like Atomic Heart (the dystopian first-person shooter by Mundfish that recently got its first DLC, Annihilation Instinct), A Plague Tale: Requiem (the sequel to the highly acclaimed A Plague Tale: Innocence by Asobo), and Snowrunner (the popular off-road racing game by Saber Interactive). The full list of GeForce NOW additions can be found below.
- Chants of Sennaar (New release on Steam, Sept. 5)
- SYNCED (New release on Steam, Sept. 7)
- Void Crew (New release on Steam, Sept. 7)
- Deceive Inc. (Steam)
- A Plague Tale: Requiem (Xbox app)
- Airborne Kingdom (Epic Games Store)
- Atomic Heart (Xbox app)
- Call of the Wild: The Angler (Xbox app)
- Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (Xbox app)
- Death in the Water (Steam)
- Hardspace: Shipbreaker (Xbox app)
- Insurgency: Sandstorm (Xbox app)
- Monster Sanctuary (Xbox app)
- Saints Row (Steam)
- Shadowrun: Hong Kong - Extended Edition (Xbox app)
- SnowRunner (Xbox app)
- War for the Overworld (Steam)
Three of these titles also support DLSS 3 (Frame Generation). Atomic Heart, SYNCED, and A Plague Tale: Requiem can be played with DLSS 3 enabled via GeForce NOW if you are subscribed to the Ultimate tier (equipped with an RTX 4080-class GPU).
Unfortunately, the newly released Starfield from Bethesda Game Studios is not currently available on NVIDIA's cloud streaming service. However, given the agreement between Microsoft and NVIDIA, it stands to reason it will be eventually added to the GeForce NOW library.
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