More Games Added to GeForce NOW: another 14 with Support For its Streaming Service

Evil Genius 2, Escape From Naraka or Alan Wake are added to the number of already more than 1,000 which can now be enjoyed through GeForce NOW.

 

GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, has unveiled 14 more video games that will be available just in time to say goodbye to July. It is a list of productions where there are proposals for all tastes and of all kinds, including the odd recent release as well as classics.

In this sense, service subscribers now have support to enjoy on compatible devices Evil Genius 2: World Domination by Rebellion and Escape From Naraka, both with ray tracing for Founders and Priorities, as well as the timeless Alan Wake of Remedy Entertainment, the Nazi shooter brought back to life Zombie Army 4: Dead War or the indie RPG Moonlighter. Here we share the complete selection provided by Nvidia.

  • Escape from Naraka (launching on Steam, July 29)
  • Starbase (launching on Steam, July 29)
  • Banners of Ruin (launching on Steam, July 30)
  • BUSTAFELLOWS (Launching on Steam, July 30)
  • Vesper (launching on Steam, July 30
  • Alan Wake (Epic Games Store)
  • Battlezone: Combat Commander (Steam)
  • Evil Genius (Steam)
  • Evil Genius 2: World Domination (Steam)
  • Lumberjack’s Dynasty (Epic Games Store)
  • Moonlighter (Epic Games Store)
  • Trials Fusion (Ubisoft Connect)
  • X3: Farnham’s Legacy (Steam)
  • Zombie Army 4: Dead War (Steam and Epic Games Store)

 

With the arrival of these 14 video games, GeForce Now accumulates a growing library of more than 1,000 video games with official manufacturer support for a service that allows users to connect to their favourite stores and stream their library of games. Those interested can try it for free for one hour or join the service for 9.99 euros per month, 99.99 euros if they choose the annual rate.

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