NVIDIA has announced that its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is coming natively to Googlebooks. The new category of AI-enhanced laptops from Google will get support for the service this fall, giving users access to the GeForce NOW cloud gaming library.
Googlebooks are designed as laptops focused on performance, security and integration with Android devices. NVIDIA says users will be able to use GeForce NOW directly on the platform, allowing them to stream supported PC games without running them locally on the laptop.
The announcement comes as CONTROL Resonant joins GeForce NOW following its launch. NVIDIA is also promoting a limited-time offer for the game. Users who purchase a 12-month GeForce NOW membership can get a Steam copy of CONTROL Resonant as part of the promotion, which runs until September 27.
NVIDIA has also added nine games to the GeForce NOW supported library this week. The list includes new releases as well as games already available on Steam.
- Dune: Awakening: Xbox release on September 22, available through Game Pass
- Stick It to the Stickman: New Steam release on September 23
- CONTROL Resonant: New Steam release on September 24
- Wild West Pioneers: New Steam release on September 25
- DragonSword: Awakening: Steam
- Everything Is Crab: Steam
- LEGO Batman: Legacy of The Dark Knight: Steam
- Over The Top: WWI: Steam
- Roadside Research: Steam
GeForce NOW is a cloud gaming service, but a subscription does not automatically give users access to every game in its library. Players generally need to own the supported game through a compatible store. Games available through PC Game Pass can also be played when they are supported by GeForce NOW.
NVIDIA is expected to announce more games for the service as September comes to an end and October begins.
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