Major Game Additions Coming to GeForce NOW
NVIDIA has revealed an impressive lineup of games coming to GeForce NOW in October 2025, featuring some of the most anticipated PC releases of the month. The streaming service will welcome Battlefield 6, ARC Raiders, Painkiller, and Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 among other notable titles.
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This comprehensive addition continues NVIDIA’s pattern of bringing major triple-A games to their cloud gaming platform shortly after their initial release, giving subscribers immediate access to the latest gaming experiences without requiring powerful local hardware.
Infrastructure Upgrades Enhance Performance
Simultaneously with the game additions, NVIDIA has been upgrading its server infrastructure to the latest RTX 5080 hardware. The company has completed upgrades at its Miami and Warsaw SuperPOD locations, with Portland and Ashburn facilities scheduled for similar enhancements in the near future.
These hardware improvements are part of the ongoing GeForce NOW RTX Blackwell upgrade initiative that began rolling out last month. As one gaming publication recently highlighted in their coverage of NVIDIA’s expanding service, these infrastructure upgrades significantly boost computational power available to subscribers.
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New Games Leveraging Enhanced Hardware
Two PC games have already been optimized to take full advantage of the increased performance capabilities of the new RTX 5080 servers:
- inZOI (available on Steam)
- Total War: Warhammer III (available on both Steam and Epic Games Store)
These titles join a growing list of games that benefit from the improved streaming performance and visual quality enabled by the upgraded server hardware. The combination of new game additions and infrastructure improvements positions GeForce NOW as an increasingly compelling option for gamers seeking high-quality streaming experiences without compromising on performance or game selection.
