Nvidia is adding 26 games to GeForce NOW during August, with eight titles joining the cloud gaming service this week.
The latest additions include World of Warships: Legends , while more games will arrive throughout the month. Nvidia is also showcasing GeForce NOW at QuakeCon in Grapevine, Texas, this week.
Visitors to the Nvidia booth at QuakeCon can try the GeForce RTX 5080-powered GeForce NOW Ultimate service.
The demonstrations include cloud gaming at resolutions of up to 5K and 120 frames per second on an ultrawide display. Nvidia is also showing GeForce NOW running on the Lenovo Legion Go S handheld.
Attendees can see how thousands of PC games, including Bethesda titles, can be played across laptops, Macs, handheld devices, mobile devices, TVs and other supported screens. Players can continue their games from where they stopped when switching between supported devices.
Those who are not attending QuakeCon can also try GeForce NOW Ultimate through a day pass and play supported Bethesda games from different devices.
World of Warships: Legends is among the eight games added this week. The free-to-play naval combat game allows players to command destroyers, cruisers and battleships in large multiplayer battles.
Its latest update includes the Pacific Hammer Campaign, a new line of U.S. destroyers and additional content.
The eight games available this week are:
The games can be streamed across supported devices without installing them locally.
GeForce NOW will also add the following games during the rest of August:
Nvidia also revealed that 15 additional games joined the GeForce NOW library in July, on top of the 12 games it had previously announced for the month.
Those additions were:
Nvidia also said Mistfall Hunter did not make it this month and advised users to follow GFN Thursday for further updates.
The company asked players what they plan to play this weekend and invited them to respond on X or in the comments. It also asked users to share a game screenshot or clip that best sums up their day.
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