As part of the agreement between Microsoft and Nvidia, PC Game Pass games will be added to the GeForce Now library as of August 24.
On the Microsoft front, which has left its mark on the gaming industry with the Activision Blizzard agreement, efforts are underway to bring the Game Pass service to more players. As it is known, a cooperation was made between the software giant and Nvidia to bring Xbox games to GeForce Now. While a few games such as Gears 5 have been added to the library of the cloud gaming service to date, a similar decision has been made for PC Game Pass games.
PC Game Pass games coming to GeForce Now on August 24
As part of the agreement between Microsoft and Nvidia, PC Game Pass games will be added to the GeForce Now library as of August 24. Microsoft Store productions will be playable in the same way. Of course, let’s state that not every game will be available in the first place, but popular games such as Deathloop and No Man’s Sky will be at the disposal of players from tomorrow.
GeForce Now is one of the platforms that has increased its popularity in the coronavirus pandemic that broke out in 2019. Although it has recently become the focus of criticism due to its pricing policy in Turkey, it is still one of the best cloud gaming services to choose from.
There are nearly 2,000 games in the platform’s library and it continues to add new games every week. On the other hand, it manages to attract subscribers of other services, which do not have a computer that can run high-end games, with agreements like the one above.
You will be able to play your PC Game Pass catalog on any device powered by Nvidia GeForce Now. This will apply to any device of the PC Game Pass catalog that GeForce Now streams, such as low-spec PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, mobile devices, TVs, and more.”
