Today, NVIDIA unveiled the first GeForce NOW Thursday update of the year, showcasing an exciting array of PC games that have recently joined the platform, as well as those anticipated to arrive throughout January.
New Additions to the Library
Among the fresh entries is the indie gem My Winter Car, which has just launched. Additionally, four previously released titles are now gaining broader support on GeForce NOW. Notably, Eternights was absent from NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service until now, while the other three could only be streamed if users owned them via Steam. They are now accessible for streaming if purchased through the Xbox or Epic Games stores as well.
As a personal recommendation, I find Banishers: Ghost of New Eden by Don’t Nod to be a standout title. For fans of the recent God of War series, this game is a must-play. While it may not have the same level of polish, its overall quality is commendable and offers players a greater sense of agency. Other noteworthy titles include The Casting of Frank Stone and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, both of which excel in their respective genres.
Upcoming Titles for January
As the month unfolds, GeForce NOW users can look forward to an impressive lineup of new releases:
- StarRupture (New release on Steam, Jan. 6)
- Pathologic 3 (New release on Steam, Jan. 9)
- Quarantine Zone: The Last Check (New release on Steam, Jan. 12)
- MIO: Memories in Orbit (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass, Jan. 20)
- Nova Roma (New release on Steam, Jan. 22)
- Guild Wars: Reforged (Steam)
- Mon Bazou (Steam)
- Supermarket Simulator (Xbox, available on Game Pass)
- Tavern Keeper (Steam)
While this list is promising, it’s worth noting that several anticipated titles are conspicuously absent, including 2XKO, Arknights: Endfield, The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, Code Vein II, and Front Mission 3 Remake. However, there remains a possibility that NVIDIA will incorporate these games into GeForce NOW in the future, as the initial monthly announcements often see additional titles added later on.
