Nvidia announced at GDC Festival of Gaming that it is raising its game on its cloud gaming service GeForce Now.
The company said the latest updates bring smoother performance, easier game discovery and a fresh lineup of blockbuster titles to the cloud.
Game discoverability gets a boost with new in‑app labels for connected accounts for Xbox Game Pass and Ubisoft+. It’ll be easier than ever to see titles already available through linked subscriptions, so members can seamlessly jump into games they already own.
Virtual reality gets a smooth upgrade — supported devices now stream at 90 frames per second (fps), up from 60, delivering more responsive and immersive VR experiences.
Account linking is also leveling up. On top of Gaijin single sign-on announced at CES, GOG account linking and game library syncing are coming soon.
The GeForce Now library continues to grow with new triple-A releases joining the cloud at
launch: Control Resonant and Samson: A Tyndalston Story. Plus, a growing lineup of Microsoft titles will be available as Install‑to‑Play games.
Gaming user interface
GeForce Now is rolling into GDC with an easier way to keep track of titles, as well as performance upgrades and a growing lineup of major titles ready to stream at launch.
Keeping track of which game lives on which service can be tricky. The upcoming improvements to the GeForce Now app will make it so members know exactly what they can play on GeForce Now.
In‑App labels — coming soon to GeForce Now — will help make it simple. Once a member
connects their Xbox Account or Ubisoft+ accounts, clear labels will appear directly on the game art inside the GeForce Now app — eliminating the guesswork and making it easy to see exactly what’s available to play from their subscription services.
Account linking is expanding too. On top of Gaijin single-sign announced at CES, GeForce Now is adding GOG account linking and game library syncing in the coming months.
Virtual reality is getting an upgrade. Starting Thursday, March 19, VR devices that GeForce Now supports, including Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest, will stream at 90 fps for Ultimate members, an increase from 60.
The higher frame rate enhances smoothness, responsiveness and realism across every
session — whether gamers are chasing enemies through neon-lit streets or exploring far‑flung alien worlds.
GeForce Now’s Install‑to‑Play library is also expanding with select Xbox titles, including Brutal Legend from Double Fine Productions and Contrast from Compulsion Games. These additions bring more flexibility for members to download and install their owned games alongside streaming favorites.
Highly anticipated games are headed to the cloud at launch: Control Resonant is Remedy’s upcoming action‑adventure role-playing game that blends supernatural powers with a warped Manhattan facing a reality-bending cosmic threat.
And Samson: A Tyndalston Story is coming from Liquid Swords. It’s a gritty action brawler, set in the city of Tyndalston.