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NVIDIA announced the addition of 26 new games to the GeForce NOW cloud gaming library in August, starting with eight titles available immediately. The lineup includes free-to-play naval combat game World of Warships: Legends, which introduces new U.S. destroyers and the Pacific Hammer Campaign. Players can access these titles across supported devices without downloads, continuing sessions seamlessly from any screen. The service now features over a dozen new games alongside 15 previously announced additions, with further updates expected via GFN Thursday.

GeForce NOW is showcasing its Ultimate tier at QuakeCon in Grapevine, Texas, offering hands-on demos powered by GeForce RTX 5080 hardware. Attendees can experience cloud gaming at up to 5K resolution and 120 frames per second on an ultrawide display, as well as on the Lenovo Legion Go S handheld device. The event highlights the service’s cross-platform compatibility, allowing players to transition between laptops, Macs, mobile devices, TVs, and handhelds without interruption.

World of Warships: Legends joins GeForce NOW as a free-to-play title, enabling players to command naval vessels in large-scale multiplayer battles. The game’s latest update includes new U.S. destroyers and the Pacific Hammer Campaign, expanding strategic and combat options. Users can explore these features across supported devices without installation, with progress synchronized across platforms. The addition underscores GeForce NOW’s focus on delivering accessible, high-performance gaming experiences.

Gamers not attending QuakeCon can trial Ultimate cloud gaming with a day pass, enabling access to Bethesda titles and other supported games from any device. The service emphasizes flexibility, allowing players to resume gameplay on nearly any screen without hardware restrictions. NVIDIA invites feedback via X or comments, with regular updates planned through GFN Thursday. The expansion reflects ongoing efforts to grow GeForce NOW’s library and accessibility.