Update - Nov 21st, 2025
Following up on our report that titles like The Outer Worlds 2 were RTX 5080 ready, Nvidia is now officially rolling out the server hardware.
NVIDIA has confirmed the list of PC games joining the ever-growing GeForce NOW library day. The highlights are Obsidian's sci-fi action RPG The Outer Worlds 2 (which we have reviewed here) and Embark's post-apocalyptic third-person extraction shooter game ARC Raiders. Both games support the NVIDIA RTX Blackwell server upgrade, which means Ultimate subscribers can enable NVIDIA DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation to get the highest possible frame rates.
- Escape Simulator 2 (New release on Steam, Oct. 27)
- Wreckreation (New release on Steam, Oct. 28)
- Outbreak Island (New release on Steam, Oct. 28)
- Dark Moon (New release on Steam, Oct. 29)
- Earth vs. Mars (New release on Steam, Oct. 29)
- The Outer Worlds 2 (New release on Steam, Battle.net and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Oct. 29, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
- ARC Raiders (New release on Steam, Oct. 30, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective - Demo (Steam)
- Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (Steam)
- Keeper (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
Meanwhile, NVIDIA continues to add more RTX 5080-class servers throughout its server regions. The latest one to be enabled is in Sofia, Bulgaria, with Amsterdam and Montréal scheduled to be next.
Lastly, NVIDIA announced a limited-time offer to celebrate the launch of ARC Raiders. Every purchase of a new 12-month GeForce NOW Ultimate membership will grant a digital copy of the extraction shooter, starting today and through Thursday, November 20. Just like Embark's previous game, The Finals, ARC Raiders also supports RTXGI to improve the game's global illumination. GeForce NOW users at the Performance and Ultimate tiers can enable the feature in the game's settings.
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