GeForce NOW doesn’t always have a stacked list of big, popular games, but this week it’s a little different, with hits like Halo thrown into the mix. Do you remember the days of Halo 2 and all the fun you had playing with friends? Well, now you can recapture that magic (sort of) with access to Halo on GeForce NOW, so you can play the first-person shooter wherever you want, as long as you have an internet connection.
A total of five games will appear on the service this week. But the biggest drop is without a doubt Halo Infinite. With an exciting campaign that continues the Master Chief story, you can now enjoy it on the go from your phone or laptop using the unparalleled performance power of GeForce NOW. Or you can play it at home on your desktop, but stream it via GeForce NOW if your PC has less powerful components. Naturally, this release includes access to multiplayer. Moreover, both the Steam and Xbox copies of the game are included.
Halo Infinite isn’t the only exciting release for GeForce NOW this week
Halo Infinite is perhaps the biggest franchise in this week’s releases. But it’s far from the only exciting game coming to the service. As of today, all five games are now accessible on GeForce NOW. In fact, the four remaining games are all new releases on PC as of this week. This includes today’s launch of Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones, as well as Goat Simulator 3 on Steam. Subscribers can now also stream Banishers: Ghost of a New Eden and Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor. Both are also new releases on Steam.
These are some great games to sink your teeth into. They’re also part of NVIDIA’s four-year celebration of GeForce NOW, as the service turns four years old this month. A large part of the celebration has released some truly fantastic games on the service. Diablo IV and Overwatch 2 were added at the beginning of the month. February is also only half over. So expect some more big games to be added in the coming weeks.
If you’re not already subscribed to GeForce NOW and want to give it a try, you can try out the free membership to see what the service is all about. Of course, you get the best experience with the Ultimate membership, which gets the power of an RTX 4080 GPU. So if you like what you see with the free version, it’s worth upgrading.