Nvidia announced in a blog post that Bethesda’s well-known Doom, Quake, and Wolfenstein games will be available on the GeForce Now cloud gaming service this month. To access them when they’re released, you’ll need either the Ultimate or Priority membership, although Nvidia didn’t disclose the specific titles in each franchise
Bethesda Games Will Soon be Available on Nvidia’s GeForce This Month
In the realm of PC gaming and entertainment, Nvidia’s GeForce Now service is welcoming its first batch of Bethesda games this month, thanks to a cloud gaming agreement with Microsoft. Umar Shakir, an enthusiast of the electric vehicle lifestyle and USB-C gadgets with over 15 years of IT support experience, shares this news.
On August 3, 2023, at 9:09 PM GMT+1, Nvidia announced in a blog post that Bethesda’s popular games, including Doom, Quake, and Wolfenstein, are set to join the GeForce Now cloud gaming service this month. Nvidia didn’t disclose the specific titles within each franchise, although they teased an image of Wolfenstein: The New Order. To gain access upon their release, you’ll need either the Ultimate or Priority membership.
These new additions mark the debut of Bethesda titles on GeForce Now, arising from a 10-year agreement between Nvidia and Microsoft, the owner of Bethesda. This agreement brings Xbox PC games to the platform, a move made by Microsoft in response to regulatory considerations as it approaches its acquisition of Activision Blizzard. These Bethesda game additions follow the launch of GeForce Now’s new Ultimate tier in January, enabling subscribers to play games remotely rendered on “SuperPOD” servers equipped with RTX 4080-class graphics cards.
Features of these Games on Geforce Now
With GeForce Now Ultimate, you can stream games at native 4K resolution and 120 frames per second, and there’s also a 240fps option with Nvidia’s Reflex feature. It allows you to enjoy resource-intensive features like ray tracing and the company’s frame-interpolating DLSS 3 AI tech without the need to purchase a new graphics card for your setup.
The initial rollout of North American SuperPOD locations covers various cities, including Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta, Montreal, Portland, Oregon, San Jose, California, Ashburn, Virginia, and Newark, New Jersey. Additionally, there are six European locations available.
In addition to the new Bethesda games on GeForce Now, subscribers can now enjoy the full version of the highly anticipated Baldur’s Gate III, with another 41 titles set to release this month. It’s important to note that you’ll need to buy the games before you can play them on GeForce Now.
Games Launching on Geforce This Week
Here are the games launching this week:
- F1 Manager 2023 (July 31st)
- Bloons TD 6 (August 3rd)
- Bloons TD Battles 2
- Brick Rigs
- Demonologist
- Empires of the Undergrowth
- Stardeus
- The Talos Principle
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge
- Yet Another Zombie Survivors
- And then later this month:
- WrestleQuest (August 7th)
- I Am Future (August 8th)
- Atlas Fallen (August 10th)
- Sengoku Dynasty (August 10th)
- Tales & Tactics (August 10th)
- Moving Out 2 (August 15th)
- Hammerwatch II (August 15th)
- Desynced (August 15th)
- Wayfinder (August 15th)
- The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood (August 16th)
- Gord (August 17th)
- Book of Hours (August 17th)
- Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew (August 17th)
- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (August 18th)
- Bomb Rush Cyberfunk (August 18th)
- Jumplight Odyssey (August 21st)
- Blasphemous 2 (August 24th)
- Ride 5 (August 24th)
- Sea of Stars (August 29th)
- Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy (August 31st)
- Deceit 2 (August 31st)
- Inkbound
- Lego Brawls
- Regiments
- Session
- Smalland: Survive the Wilds
- Superhot
- Terra Invicta
- Wall World
- Wild West Dynasty
- Wreckfest
- Xenonauts 2
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Play These Games in High Quality on GeForce Now?
Yes, with GeForce Now Ultimate, you can stream games at up to native 4K resolution and 120 frames per second, with the option of 240fps using Nvidia’s Reflex feature. This allows you to enjoy high-quality gaming without the need for a new graphics card.
How did this Partnership Between Nvidia and Bethesda Come About?
This collaboration between Nvidia and Bethesda is a result of a 10-year agreement between Nvidia and Microsoft, which owns Bethesda. Microsoft made this deal as part of its efforts to bring Xbox PC games to the platform.
What do I Need to Access these Games on GeForce Now?
To access these games when they’re released, you’ll need either the Ultimate or Priority membership.
When will the Bethesda Games be Available on Nvidia’s GeForce Now service?
The Bethesda games are set to be available on Nvidia’s GeForce Now service this month.
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