Barely out, Far Cry 6 becomes streamable on GeForce Now. More than twenty new games are announced for October.
Like every first Thursday of the month, NVIDIA gives an overview of the games that are added to the catalog of its GeForce Now cloud gaming service.
Far Cry 6 s'invite sur GeForce Now
The big attraction in this line-up is of course Far Cry 6, which will be available today. Those who feared not being able to play it for lack of a sufficiently powerful configuration can be reassured. We also learn that Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy and Riders Republic will launch on GeForce Now in October, the day of their official release.
In the coming days, FIST: Forged in Shadow Torch (Steam), PC Building Simulator (available on the Epic Games Store from October 7), The Bus (Steam), Going Medieval (Steam), Gone Home ( Steam) and Space Haven (Steam) will in turn join the streaming game platform.
A busy month of October
Finally, NVIDIA released a list of games that will be supported later in October:
- Buccaneers! (Steam)
- Disciples: Liberation (Steam et Epic Games Store)
- Fire Commander (Steam)
- Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (Steam et Epic Games Store)
- Riders Republic (Ubisoft Connect)
- The Riftbreaker (Steam et Epic Games Store)
- Sword and Fairy 7 (Steam)
- The Unliving ( Steam)
- The Forgotten City (Steam et Epic Games Store)
- Gone Home (Steam)
- Hide and Shriek (Steam)
- The Last Friend (Steam et Epic Games Store)
- Legend of Keepers (Steam et Epic Games Store)
- Paradise Killer (Steam)
- STEINS;GATE 0 (Steam)
- Townscaper (Steam)
As a reminder, GeForce Now allows you to play PC titles that you own, via the cloud, on smartphones, tablets, computers, and televisions (via a Shield TV). The free offer allows you to play one-hour sessions with a queue, the subscription at 9,99 euros per month or 99,99 euros per year removes queues and the one-hour limitation, and gives access to ray-tracing on compatible games.
