The service of Cloud Gaming from NVIDIA, GeForce Now, yesterday added support for the ray-tracing on nearly twenty games.
NVIDIA split a blog post to announce the good news. Among the new games added, there are many AAA titles such as Cyberpunk 2077, Control, Watch Dogs: Legion or Metro Exodus. To take advantage of it, however, you must subscribe to the Founder subscription.
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Many new games shine on GeForce Now
Particularly highlighted on his blog post, Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and Deliver Us The Moon are also available in addition to the games already mentioned above.
Others join the already extensive catalog of GeForce Now:
- Everspace, a ship combat game still in early access but which is already proving very promising and particularly pleasing to the eye;
- Legend of Heroes In The Sky: Trials of Cold Steel III, a JRPG with a fantastic story;
- South Park: The Fractured But Whole, the sequel to the excellent RPG South Park: The Stick of Truth, which this time parodies superheroes with the delicious sarcastic humor that we love (or hate) from South Park;
- Metro: Last Light Redux, the improved version of the excellent sequel to Metro 2033;
- Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, a game stamped Tomb Raider a little apart because of its cooperative character in isometric view.
And many more like CRSED: FOAD, Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, Farm Manager 2018, Farmer's Dynasty, Fate Seeker,
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A subscription required to enjoy it
If many of the games on this list have always tempted you and you have a good fiber but a fairly limited configuration, GeForce Now is an excellent solution to discover them.
However, it is worth remembering that you must first have these games on their original platform, whether it is GOG, Steam, Epic Games Store or other.
If it is possible to play for free for an hour, generally going through a queue, ray-tracing is only available for those who have subscribed to the Founder subscription. This is currently only available for a period of 6 months priced at 27,45 euros. Previously, it was possible to subscribe for a month priced at 3 euros, but NVIDIA has since withdrawn the offer.
With the addition of these many games supporting ray-tracing on GeForce Now, NVIDIA still hopes that many users will take the plunge and take on the role of Founder for one of the best Cloud Gaming services currently on the market.
