The technology company’s cloud service has already agreed with CD Projekt RED to launch Cyberpunk 2077.
NVIDIA has revealed that its GeForce Now service will add the complete series of The Witcher to its catalog, which includes the third installment starring the sorcerer Geralt of Rivia. In total, 9 different titles, among which are also other products such as Stronghold: Warlords or Monster Energy Supercross 4.
According to the press release, NVIDIA has been working since the launch of Cyberpunk 2077 with GOG, owned by CD Projekt, to add new games to the service. So, from now on, GeForce Now members will be able to play GOG.com versions of The Witcher games on any device via streaming. Another novelty is that users will have the opportunity to capture their best moments in The Witcher 3: Game of the Year Edition with the help of the service’s social tools. They can even “change their appearance thanks to NVIDIA Frestyle filters.”
On the other hand, Ansel technology will allow players to capture as if it were a camera, with the option to choose the angle to capture the precise open world created by CD Projekt RED.
If your Witcher senses are tingling, it’s because the rumors are true: nine games are joining the GeForce NOW library this week, including @GOGcom support for the @WitcherGame series. 🐺⚔️
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The 9 games coming to GeForce Now
- Thronebreaker The Witcher Tales (GOG.com)
- The Witcher Adventure Game (GOG.com)
- The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition (GOG.com)
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Game of the Year Edition (GOG.com)
- Stronghold: Warlords (new release on Steam)
- Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 4 (Steam, March 11)
- Pascal’s Wager: Definitive Edition (Steam, March 12)
- One (Steam)
- Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic (Steam)
Unlike Google Stadia, GeForce NOW does not function as a digital store, but instead allows compatible games to be streamed. The peculiarity is that it is nourished by different platforms, such as Steam, Epic Games Store and now GOG.com.
Source | NVIDIA (press release)
