NVIDIA has announced the latest additions to its GeForce Now cloud service, with five new games being added to the library of playable titles, and a new batch of in-game rewards for Elder Scrolls Online players.
Nightdive Studio's System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Edition is out today, and it's also playable on GeForce Now as one of the five titles added to the GFN library. Here's the full list of the games that now have GFN support:
- System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster
- We Happy Few
- Broken Age
- Easy Red 2
- Sandwich Simulator
GeForce Now users who also dip into the Elder Scrolls Online will get 24-hour early access to the mythical Grand Gold Coast Experience Scrolls reward, which boosts the XP you'll earn by 150% for one hour.
Today is also when Steam's Summer Sale is due to start, which will last from today, June 26, to July 13. You can make sure that the games you might be looking to pick up on Steam have GeForce Now support by scrolling through the sale on the GFN app. You can even save on your GeForce Now membership, with a six-month Performance membership now on sale for 40% off.
If you don't want to commit to the six months right away, you still have a day left to pick up the previously announced Performance Day Pass, which is on sale for 40% off as well until tomorrow, June 27, 2025.
Last week, the entire Borderlands franchise (save for Borderlands 4) was added to GeForce Now, along with new releases like Rematch and FBC: Firebreak.
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