Activision and Infinity Ward’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 launched on GeForce NOW, NVIDIA announced Thursday. The cloud release brings the game's campaign, multiplayer mode, and DMZ extraction mode to supported devices without requiring local downloads or installations.
Ultimate members receive ray-tracing support in the campaign through newly deployed GeForce RTX 5080-class hardware. The campaign follows Private Park in South Korea alongside covert missions led by Captain Price across locations including New York, Paris, and Mumbai. Multiplayer includes 12 core six-versus-six maps, while the DMZ mode tasks players with extracting technology from contested zones.
Existing users with supported Amazon Fire TV Stick devices can now purchase one-month Performance or Ultimate memberships directly through Amazon's billing system. NVIDIA stated that the integration allows Fire TV units to stream owned titles from stores including Steam, the Epic Games Store, Xbox PC Game Pass, Ubisoft Connect, GOG, and EA.
Square Enix's FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE also arrived on the service Thursday. Additionally, The Elder Scrolls Online rolled out its Echoes of Skyrim season on Oct. 21. The update unlocks the Greymoor Chapter for Standard Edition owners alongside redesigned solo versions of the Moon Hunter Keep and March of Sacrifices dungeons. The Markarth DLC will follow on Monday, Nov. 9.
Four other titles entered the GeForce NOW catalog this week, including We Were Here Tomorrow, CONTROL Resonant, Crimson Desert, and Planet Zoo 2. NVIDIA also noted that players can purchase day passes to test the service, with the pass cost applied toward a first monthly membership.
