NVIDIA announced the latest round of GeForce NOW additions for this week. The highlight is arguably PEAK, the hit co-op climbing game launched on June 16 by Aggro Crab and Landfall. In PEAK, the slightest mistake could mean your doom. Whether you're alone or part of a group of lost scouts, your only hope of being rescued from a mysterious island is to climb the mountain at its center.
Players will find four biomes on their way to the PEAK, each with its own life-threatening obstacles. They'll need to scavenge for food and carefully manage their injuries, as each setback reduces their stamina, making climbing harder. The game's map rotates out every 24 hours to keep the experience fresh and replayable as much as possible. When playing in cooperative mode, relying on the others is essential. The game allows you to help each other up ledges or set up ropes and climbing spikes to make it easier for others to follow. The game peaked (funny, right?) at 114K concurrent players on Steam, showing that the user base is still growing.
There are three new GeForce NOW games available this week beyond PEAK: Mycopunk, Every Day We Fight, and Brickadia. As covered earlier this week, Brickadia will also support various NVIDIA features such as Reflex, DLSS Super Resolution, DLSS Frame Generation, and DLSS Multi Frame Generation. Save for the latter, which is not yet supported on GeForce NOW, Reflex and DLSS Super Resolution are available to subscribers at the Performance tier, while DLSS Frame Generation is available to subscribers at the Ultimate tier.
Lastly, NVIDIA said that Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 would soon be available on GeForce NOW. The game is launching tomorrow on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2.
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