Bandai Namco Europe and NVIDIA have partnered to bring the former’s games to GeForce NOW as of this week’s GFN Thursday update. This means that various games from that library will be able to be played at incredible framerates with up to 4K capabilities through several smart devices and low-end PCs. Additionally, this week’s update also added a new way to Stream for Ultimate members on select LG Smart TVs.
Before we talk about the new features, let’s take a look at this week’s additions. The games that will be added to NVIDIA GeForce NOW this week are the following:
- MORDHAU (New release on Epic Games Store, free on April 13)
- DE-EXIT – Eternal Matters (New release on Steam, April 14)
- 11-11 Memories Retold (Steam)
- canVERSE (Steam)
- Get Even (Steam)
- Little Nightmares (Steam)
- Little Nightmares II (Steam)
This is the best time to start playing the Little Nightmares puzzle series. This week, the latest additions from Bandai Namco Europe will let players stream games such as Little Nightmares or the Enhanced Edition of Little Nightmares II. The latter has features like RTX ON to provide an extra layer of realism, allowing users to have a more immersive experience, especially if they have a Priority or Ultimate membership. This week will also see the addition of other Bandai Namco Europe titles, such as Get Even and 11-11 Memories Retold.
2020 – 2022 LG Smart TVs will now allow players to play their favorite games through GeForce NOW as The Gaming Shelf will now feature GFN titles on the home page, providing members with effortless discoverability to stream over 1,000 games from their LG Smart TVs. Select 2023 Smart TVs will also support Native 4K streaming through GeForce NOW, allowing Ultimate members to get the perfect bang for their buck without losing quality.
GeForce NOW is available on PC, iOS, Android, NVIDIA SHIELD, and select Smart TVs. You can also play your favorite games with the power of the cloud through the Logitech G Cloud and the Cloud Gaming Chromebooks. Additionally, players can still use the Backbone One or the Razer Kishi to maximize their cloud experience when playing on mobile devices.
