NVIDIA's cloud gaming service GeForce NOW is kicking off October with a substantial content update, adding 22 new titles to its streaming library this month. This expansion includes several highly anticipated releases, with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 headlining the lineup.
Key highlights of the October update:
- 22 total new games being added
- 5 titles available to stream this week
- 10 day-and-date releases planned
The first wave of games available this week includes:
- THRONE AND LIBERTY (Steam) - A free-to-play MMORPG featuring class-free combat
- Sifu (PC Game Pass)
- Bear and Breakfast (Epic Games Store, currently free)
- Monster Jam Showdown (Steam)
- TerraTech Worlds (Steam)
Looking ahead, some notable upcoming additions include:
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 (Steam and Battle.net, October 25)
- MechWarrior 5: Clans (Steam and Xbox, October 16)
- Life is Strange: Double Exposure (Steam and Xbox, October 29)
- A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead (Steam, October 17)
GeForce NOW continues to expand its value proposition for cloud gaming enthusiasts. The service allows subscribers to stream graphically demanding games on lower-end hardware, leveraging NVIDIA's powerful remote systems.
In addition to the content update, NVIDIA has enhanced the GeForce NOW account portal. Members can now access detailed playtime statistics and gaming history, providing greater insight into their cloud gaming habits.
As the holiday season approaches, this substantial October update positions GeForce NOW as an attractive option for gamers looking to enjoy the latest titles without investing in expensive hardware upgrades.
For the full list of upcoming games and more details on the new features, visit the official GeForce NOW website.