NVIDIA GeForce NOW Expands Library with 17 New Games, Surpassing 100 PC Titles

GeForce NOW adds 17 new games, including "The Day Before," "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora," and "Ori and the Will of the Wisps," with RTX ON support for an immersive gaming experience on any compatible device.

17 new games added to the library, providing a diverse range of options for subscribers
RTX ON support for over 500 games, allowing for stunning graphics and real-time ray tracing effects
Exciting collaborations and crossovers, such as "LEGO Fortnite," offering unique and engaging gameplay experiences

In a stroke of luck for Geforce NOW subscribers, the cloud gaming service has added 17 new games to its library this week. Among the notable additions are “The Day Before,” “Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora,” and “Ori and the Will of the Wisps,” which also happens to be the 100th PC Game Pass title available on the platform. This milestone is accompanied by another exciting development: over 500 games and applications now support RTX ON, allowing GeForce NOW Ultimate and Priority members to enjoy the benefits of cinematic Ray Tracing on any compatible device.

Let’s start with “The Day Before,” an open-world horror massively multiplayer online game developed by Fntastic. Set in a post-apocalyptic United States overrun by zombies, players must navigate the beautifully detailed New Fortune City, complete quests, collect loot, and build houses, all while fending off both infected creatures and other players. Thanks to GeForce NOW’s cloud streaming capabilities, Priority and Ultimate members can experience this survival journey with RTX ON support, immersing themselves in stunning graphics and real-time ray tracing effects.

Next up is Ubisoft’s “Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora,” an open-world action-adventure game that expands upon the beloved Avatar film franchise. Set in the Western Frontier region of Pandora, players take on the role of Na’vi warriors fighting against the exploitative RDA corporation. With character customization, aerial combat on dragon-like creatures called Banshees, and a vast array of environments and enemies to discover, this game offers an epic adventure. GeForce NOW Ultimate members can stream “Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora” in up to 4K resolution, providing a truly cinematic and immersive gameplay experience.

Fans of the Ori series will be delighted to know that both “Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition” and “Ori and the Will of the Wisps” have joined GeForce NOW’s library. Developed by Moon Studios and published by XBOX Game Studios, these award-winning adventure games follow the spirit guardian Ori as he explores dangerous yet stunning worlds. In “Ori and the Blind Forest,” players must restore balance to the forest after a calamity strikes, while in the sequel, “Ori and the Will of the Wisps,” Ori embarks on a journey to heal a new land called Niwen. With GeForce NOW, members can stream these games across their devices, enjoying the breathtaking visuals and high dynamic range effects offered by RTX-powered servers.

Lastly, Epic Games brings a unique collaboration to GeForce NOW with the launch of “LEGO Fortnite.” This crossover combines the building mechanics of LEGO with the popular battle royale game. Players can unleash their creativity by constructing and customizing their ultimate home base using LEGO elements, recruiting villagers to gather resources, and venturing into deep caves in search of rare materials. It’s a delightful blend of two beloved franchises that is sure to captivate fans.

These are just a few highlights from the 17 new games added to the GeForce NOW library this week. From the zombie-infested world of “The Day Before” to the breathtaking landscapes of “Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora” and the enchanting adventures of the Ori series, there’s something for every gamer. And with over 500 games now supporting RTX ON, GeForce NOW continues to deliver stunning graphics and immersive experiences to its members. So grab your controller and get ready to explore these exciting titles in the cloud.

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