NVIDIA'S GeForce NOW cloud-gaming app is finally available for Steam Deck. This brings access to more than 2,200 supported titles.

Now, thanks to Nvidia's native GeForce Now app, these games are fully playable with great performance. GeForce Now has been available on the Steam Deck via a direct link download for some time.

Geforce NOW, the cloud game streaming service, is coming to Steam Deck. Nvidia announced that a native Geforce NOW Steam Deck app is in development, with support for 4K 60fps gameplay with HDR.

Nvidia is also planning to support GeForce Now on Apple's Vision Pro, as well as the Meta Quest 3 and 3S. This is going to be done through a browser, rather than a native app, though.

For the uninitiated, Nvidia’s GeForce Now is a game streaming service that farms the graphical processing power out to the cloud. Instead of controlling a game running locally on your Steam Deck ...

Nvidia’s service lets you link your GeForce Now account with major PC gaming storefronts — Steam, yes, but also alternatives like Ubisoft, Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass, and the Epic Games Store.

I can get a year of GeForce NOW for $100. While I expect NVIDIA will raise prices, let's say they remain consistent for three years. At that point, I've only spent $300.

Nvidia first announced a native app to access GeForce Now on the Steam Deck during this year's CES trade show in January. Now, the AI giant is officially launching the tool – along with a few ...

While NVIDIA GeForce Now allows subscribers to play games on remote rigs with up to a GeForce RTX 4080 GPU, that doesn't mean you should max out all the settings in every game you play.

That will bring NVIDIA's 2,100-plus titles to those devices, including two AAA Microsoft games arriving later in 2025. Valve's Steam Deck already had limited beta support for GeForce NOW via the ...