NVIDIA added nine games to its GeForce NOW cloud streaming library on Thursday, led by BULKHEAD's tactical first-person shooter WARDOGS and the 1.0 launch of Valheim.
WARDOGS entered early access on Steam on Sept. 10, featuring matches of up to 100 players divided across three teams. Players battle to control randomized zones within a military sandbox featuring combined-arms combat, drivable vehicles, building mechanics, and destructible structures. In-game actions earn cash that players spend on equipment and vehicles. NVIDIA confirmed that Ultimate tier members can stream the title on supported devices with GeForce RTX 5080-class cloud performance.
Iron Gate's Viking survival game Valheim left early access with its 1.0 Deep North update, streaming through Steam and the Xbox Store. The update introduces the game's final frozen biome alongside new enemies, craftable weapons, and strongholds. The release also includes crossplay support across platforms, including PCs, Macs, the Steam Deck, and Amazon Fire TV Sticks.
Bus Simulator 27 joined the streaming platform following its Sept. 8 release on Steam. The simulation title includes more than 45 licensed buses from 13 manufacturers operating in Felicia Bay, a region containing two cities and 20 districts with a full day-and-night cycle. Playable modes include Story, Career, and Sandbox.
Six other titles rounded out the weekly cloud additions. NVIDIA listed Halloween: The Game, Honeycomb: The World Beyond, and Wanderburg, each released on Steam on Sept. 8. The remaining titles comprise Shroom and Gloom, Train Sim World 7 – Advanced Access, and Welcome to Elderfield from Steam, along with Death Stranding Director’s Cut from the Epic Games Store.
Availability on GeForce NOW may vary across the week as titles are onboarded following their store releases, according to NVIDIA. The service also maintains a day pass option for testing cloud streaming, with the purchase price applicable toward an initial monthly membership.
