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Games will only be on Nvidia GeForce Now after developer opts-in
GeForce NOW is an extension of the PC ecosystem. There is no cost for developers — games just run without difficult porting requirements — helping them reach millions of players who don’t have game-ready PCs.
Going forward, only the games that are opted in will be available on the service, providing confidence in the GeForce NOW game library. Yet some publishers are still figuring out their cloud strategies. Those that haven’t opted in as of May 31 will be removed. The current list of games playable on GeForce NOW, including mega-hits — like Apex Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Destiny 2, Dota 2, Fortnite, Rocket League, Terraria and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege — can be found here, along with the list of games that will no longer be available. With more than 2,000 games already committed to the service, including over 500 instantly playable and more added every Thursday, the GeForce NOW library is shaping up reasonably.
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#5793248 Posted on: 05/28/2020 08:40 AM
Link is missing.
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a-id/5026/~/geforce-now-game-catalog-status
The current list of games playable on GeForce NOW, including mega-hits — like Apex Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Destiny 2, Dota 2, Fortnite, Rocket League, Terraria and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege — can be found here, along with the list of games that will no longer be available.
Link is missing.
https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a-id/5026/~/geforce-now-game-catalog-status
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#5793252 Posted on: 05/28/2020 08:50 AM
I have more faith in Geforce Now then I have in Stadia, since you don't need to buy the game through Geforce Now to be able to play it.. You can buy it on Steam or Epic games and still play them on Geforce Now using Nvidias computing.. On Stadia you will need to buy the game and that is why it is going to fail..
I have more faith in Geforce Now then I have in Stadia, since you don't need to buy the game through Geforce Now to be able to play it.. You can buy it on Steam or Epic games and still play them on Geforce Now using Nvidias computing.. On Stadia you will need to buy the game and that is why it is going to fail..
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#5793290 Posted on: 05/28/2020 10:43 AM
Steam Cloud Play (Beta)
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/cloudgaming
"Steam Cloud Play is currently in Beta and features are being added over time. We are now accepting a limited amount of games into the service as we continue to build features and server capacity for players. The first service we are connecting to Steam to allow users to play games from their Steam Library from the Cloud is Nvidia GeForce NOW. There are more details below about how to opt your game(s) into the service as well as answers to a few common questions below.
Currently Nvidia GeForce NOW is available in North America, Western Europe and Asia Pacific. Currently, Steam users will need to download the GeForce Now client and connect their Steam account to the GFN service to play their Steam Library. The user may pay a subscription cost to use the GFN service. Customers will continue to acquire games on Steam the same way they do today, and partner payouts will remain the same.
These cloud services enable Steam users to play their Steam library in the cloud, one game at a time, like they can on their local PC. Developers must manually opt-in the games they wish to make available on GeForce NOW.
Below are instructions that show you how to sign up your game in Steamworks. We are using a whitelist of games that have signed up in Steamworks. Please make sure to take the steps below to ensure your Steam game is approved for GeForce NOW in Steamworks and will be available on the GFN service after it has been checked by NVIDIA."
Steam Cloud Play (Beta)
https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/cloudgaming
"Steam Cloud Play is currently in Beta and features are being added over time. We are now accepting a limited amount of games into the service as we continue to build features and server capacity for players. The first service we are connecting to Steam to allow users to play games from their Steam Library from the Cloud is Nvidia GeForce NOW. There are more details below about how to opt your game(s) into the service as well as answers to a few common questions below.
Currently Nvidia GeForce NOW is available in North America, Western Europe and Asia Pacific. Currently, Steam users will need to download the GeForce Now client and connect their Steam account to the GFN service to play their Steam Library. The user may pay a subscription cost to use the GFN service. Customers will continue to acquire games on Steam the same way they do today, and partner payouts will remain the same.
These cloud services enable Steam users to play their Steam library in the cloud, one game at a time, like they can on their local PC. Developers must manually opt-in the games they wish to make available on GeForce NOW.
Below are instructions that show you how to sign up your game in Steamworks. We are using a whitelist of games that have signed up in Steamworks. Please make sure to take the steps below to ensure your Steam game is approved for GeForce NOW in Steamworks and will be available on the GFN service after it has been checked by NVIDIA."
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#5793323 Posted on: 05/28/2020 12:04 PM
Not necessarily. It is Stadia's business model that is causing them to fail.
I would not call it a "shaping up nicely" when so many developers pulled out their games. Having them opts in would not help the case. This is going stadia path.
Not necessarily. It is Stadia's business model that is causing them to fail.
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I would not call it a "shaping up nicely" when so many developers pulled out their games. Having them opts in would not help the case. This is going stadia path.