This week’s GeForce Now update is useful for those who have a ton of games on Gabe Newell’s digital platform.

„Members can now sync their Steam libraries to GeForce NOW by going to Settings > Game Sync. This feature will identify games in your Steam library that are supported by GeForce NOW and automatically add them to “My Library” within the app. Once your Steam account is authorized, you can update your GeForce NOW library from Settings > Game Sync every time you purchase a new Steam game. It’s the easiest way to keep your games catalogue up-to-date in the GeForce NOW app,” Nvidia wrote in its new post. Yes, they added an auto-synchronisation system.

Rainbow Six Siege got Nvidia Highlights support on GeForce Now, and Nvidia also teamed up with Asus to create a new router (RT-AX86U) that is specifically „recommended” for the cloud gaming service. However, if you have a solid router, you don’t have to get a new one. There’s also the Frames Win Games bundle we need to mention: buying a GeForce RTX graphics card (2080 Ti, 2080 Super, 2080, 2070 Super, 2060 Super, 2060) will also net you Rainbow Six Siege Gold Edition for a limited time (16 Operators, Special Uniforms, Skins, Cosmetics, and the Year 5 Season Pass).

Here’s the description of the service: „GeForce NOW is NVIDIA’s cloud-based gaming service that delivers real-time GeForce-powered gameplay straight from the cloud to all your devices. With GeForce NOW, you can connect to your store accounts and stream your library of games, or play your favourite free-to-play games available on the service. GeForce NOW recommended routers ensure up to 90% of WiFi bandwidth is dedicated to gaming and undergo rigorous testing to deliver the best possible experience and lowest latency for cloud gaming.”

GeForce Now has expanded by eleven games this week. Let’s see them: Blightbound (new release on Steam, released on July 29), Hellpoint (new release both on Steam & Epic Games Store, came out on July 30),    Dead Age 2 (new release on Steam, launched on July 16), Far Cry 3 (Epic Games Store – from now on, we mention the platform), For The King (EGS), Life is Strange – Before the Storm, Magic the Gathering: Arena (EGS), South Park: The Stick of Truth (EGS), Stationeers, This War of Mine (EGS), and Warface (My.com).

GeForce Now provides a cheaper option to stream your games: due to not being required to re-buy games to stream them, some publishers don’t like the service, leaving it in the process…

Source: WCCFTech

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