Nvidia GeForce NOW will please its subscribers by offering some great new features to its catalog. It’s a pleasure, very clearly. What is it about ?
The crux of the matter for a streaming platform like Nvidia GeForce Now, in addition to the power of the configurations offered and the price, is obviously its catalog. Difficult to attract people when they are too rickety. And the American manufacturer has understood this well with a very nice recent addition. Something to satisfy Blizzard fans.
Nvidia GeForce NOW expands its catalog
Nvidia’s cloud gaming platform, GeForce NOW, takes the next step by integrating support for Battle.net PC games, including flagship titles such as Call of Duty, Diablo 4, Overwatch 2 and Hearthstone. This update marks a turning point for players who, until now, had to have access rights through Steam to play these games on GeForce NOW. With this development, Nvidia meets the expectations of a large part of Activision Blizzard’s user base, historically anchored on Battle.net.
The update comes in a context where GeForce NOW continues to regularly enrich its library with new titles. This week, the platform welcomes additions such as the remaster of STAR WARS: Dark Forces, Space Engineers, Welcome to ParadiZe and Fort Solis. Nvidia is also planning the introduction of GeForce NOW Day Passes, announced at CES 2024, which will allow users expanded, ad-free access to the platform. Not bad, is it?
For the record, the Ultimate subscription is available, offering ultra-high gaming performance up to 240 FPS with NVIDIA Reflex technology for better latency. This is available at the price of 21.99 euros per month. There is also a priority subscription at the price of 10.99 euros. This offers benefits such as priority access to gaming sessions, extended session durations and RTX ON functionality for ray-traced graphics and DLSS support in compatible games.