Contain the Chaos: ‘CONTROL Resonant’ Launches on GeForce NOW

Remedy Entertainment’s CONTROL Resonant launches on GeForce NOW this week, bringing Dylan Faden’s paranatural crisis to the cloud. Players assume the role of Dylan, wielding his Aberrant weapon to battle the Hiss and Mold while searching for his sister, Jesse Faden. The game streams with GeForce RTX 5080-class performance, including DLSS 4, ray tracing, and up to 5K HDR on supported devices. Ultimate members can access the title immediately without local installs or hardware upgrades.

A limited-time offer ties CONTROL Resonant to GeForce NOW Ultimate memberships. Buying a 12-month Ultimate membership by Sunday, Sept. 27 grants CONTROL Resonant at no extra cost. The bundle concludes the same day, marking the final opportunity to claim the game alongside the membership. GeForce NOW’s cloud infrastructure handles the heavy processing, eliminating the need for a high-end PC.

Googlebooks, a new laptop category from Google, will soon support GeForce NOW. Designed for Gemini Intelligence, these laptops feature premium materials, Titan C security chips, and multigrade protection against viruses and hackers. Users can seamlessly transition between phone and laptop while accessing files and apps directly. GeForce NOW streaming will enable RTX-powered cloud gaming on these devices starting this fall.

DragonSword: Awakening leads nine new games arriving on GeForce NOW this week. Hound13’s anime-style open-world RPG follows Lute’s journey to become the Dragon Sword, featuring 19 heroes, collectible Familiars, and skill combos. The title is playable across supported devices, including Steam Decks, Firefox browsers, and Amazon Fire TV. Availability may vary as games are added throughout the week, with updates posted on GeForce NOW channels.