Nvidia has announced a new batch of games coming to its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service in August. The list includes 26 new titles, with some major releases such as Big Walk, The Sinking City 2, Mortal Shell II, and Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy joining the platform.
August is already a busy month for gamers with several new releases planned, and GeForce NOW users will be able to stream many of these titles through Nvidia’s cloud gaming servers. The company has also confirmed that more games could be added throughout the month.
The first wave of games arriving on GeForce NOW includes Big Walk, which launched on Steam on August 4. Other additions this week include Beacon Pines, which will be available for free through the Epic Games Store, along with new releases such as Sovereign Tower and Expeditions: Samurai.
Here are the games joining GeForce NOW this week:
- Big Walk (Steam, August 4)
- Beacon Pines (Epic Games Store, August 6)
- Sovereign Tower (Steam, August 6)
- Expeditions: Samurai (Steam, August 7)
- The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (Xbox, Microsoft Store)
- The Incident at Galley House (Steam)
- Machine Party (Steam)
- World of Warships: Legends (Steam)
Nvidia will add more games to GeForce NOW later this month. Some of the notable upcoming titles include The Sinking City 2, Mortal Shell II, Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2, and Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy.
The full list of upcoming games includes:
- Pax Autocratica (Steam, August 10)
- Car Wash Simulator (Steam, August 10)
- Clawed (Steam, August 13)
- Hell Let Loose: Vietnam (Steam, August 13)
- Sandustry (Steam and Xbox Game Pass, August 13)
- The Sinking City 2 (Steam, August 18)
- Mortal Shell II (Steam, August 20)
- Gallipoli (Steam, August 20)
- Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 (Steam, August 25)
- Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy (Steam and Xbox Game Pass, August 27)
- Breathedge 2 (Steam, August 30)
- High on Life (Steam)
- High on Life 2 (Steam and Xbox Game Pass)
- Paradise Killer (Steam)
- Misery (Steam)
- Pratfall (Steam)
- Starvester (Steam)
Apart from the new additions, Nvidia is also bringing World of Warships: Legends to the service again.
Nvidia also plans to showcase GeForce NOW at QuakeCon this month. The company will demonstrate its RTX 5080-powered cloud gaming setup, allowing players to stream supported games at up to 5K resolution and 120 FPS on ultrawide displays.
Unlike services such as Xbox Game Pass or EA Play, GeForce NOW does not include a game library with the subscription. Users need to own the game on supported platforms or have access through PC Game Pass to stream it using Nvidia’s cloud servers. The service also comes with monthly playtime limits depending on the membership plan.
