For this month of March, no less than 30 new titles will be added to the catalog GeForce NOW. At the same time, NVIDIA announces support for Battle.net.
Launched four years ago, GeForce NOW, the cloud gaming service offered by NVIDIA, continues its rise. After being enriched with 60 new games last October, including Alan Wake 2, Forza Motorsport or Phantom Libertythe latest expansion of Cyberpunk 2077, the American giant announces a new batch of titles for the start of March. And not the least, since we find there in particular Diablo IVAnd Overwatch 2 !
Battle.net games come to GeForce NOW
One of the main strengths of NVIDIA’s offering is allowing gamers to access their game library from just about any device. But among the other strengths of the service is the ability to easily access different game stores, including Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox Store, Ubisoft Connect and GOG.com.
From now on, players will also be able to count on Battle.net to access Blizzard productions from a greater number of devices. In a press release, NVIDIA has just formalized the integration of Battle.net into GeForce NOW.
Starting this week, subscribers to the service will be able to place their hands on Call of Duty HQ And Hearthstonein addition to Diablo IV And Overwatch 2. So, if you own the Battle.net versions of these games, you will be able to play them from the medium of your choice. without having to worry about system specifications or download times “.
GeForce NOW: 30 new games arriving in March
For this week, NVIDIA announces the arrival of eight new titles in its GeForce NOW offering. In addition to the Blizzard games mentioned above, you can now play STAR WARS: Dark Forces Remaster (Steam), Space Engineers (Xbox, PC Game Pass), Welcome to ParadiZe (Steam) and Fort Solis (Steam).
Below is the full list of games that will be joining GeForce NOW throughout the month of March:
- The Thaumaturge (Steam, March 4)
- Classified: France ’44 (Steam, March 5)
- Expeditions: A MudRunner Game (Steam, March 5)
- Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun (Xbox, PC Game Pass, March 5)
- Winter Survival (Steam, March 6)
- Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator (Steam, March 7)
- Hellbreach: Vegas (Steam, March 11)
- Crown Wars: The Black Prince (Steam, March 14)
- Outcast – A New Beginning (Steam, March 15)
- Alone in the Dark (Steam, March 20)
- Breachway (Steam, March 22)
- Palia (Steam, March 25)
- Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles (Steam, March 26)
- Millennia (Steam, March 26)
- Outpost: Infinity Siege (Steam, March 26)
- SOUTH PARK: SNOW DAY! (Steam, March 26)
- Balatro (Steam)
- PARANORMASIGHT: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo (Steam)
- Portal: Revolution (Steam)
- STAR OCEAN THE SECOND STORY R (Steam)
- STAR OCEAN THE SECOND STORY R – DEMO (Steam)
- Undisputed (Steam)
Finally, starting next week, the Plus Day Pass will allow users to benefit for 24 hours from the advantages conferred by the Ultimate and Priority subscriptions. Something to really enjoy during the month of March, don’t you think?
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- Exclusive access to Activision/Blizzard games;
- Native voice chat and written chat;
- A simple and clear to use interface.
Battle.net has established itself as an essential tool for any player wishing to access Activision/Blizzard games. It is both a launcher and a game store, but also a social center for chatting with friends you meet during an online game.
Battle.net has established itself as an essential tool for any player wishing to access Activision/Blizzard games. It is both a launcher and a game store, but also a social center for chatting with friends you meet during an online game.
Source : NVIDIA
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