Nvidia GeForce NOW Adds Support for Borderlands Series, Rematch, Broken Arrow, and More

Exciting New Additions to Nvidia GeForce NOW

Nvidia has rolled out another exciting update for GeForce NOW, expanding the library of games available for cloud gaming enthusiasts. This latest update introduces a total of 13 new titles, including fan-favorites from the Borderlands series, as well as Remedy’s latest cooperative shooter, FBC: Firebreak.

Borderlands Series Now Available

With the fourth installment of the Borderlands franchise on the horizon, newcomers can explore the series’ vibrant universe. The entire lineup, including Borderlands, Borderlands 2, Borderlands 3, and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, is now accessible through GeForce NOW if you own a copy.

New Titles for GeForce NOW Subscribers

Additionally, the popular game Rematch, developed by the creators of Sifu, has launched for standard edition owners and is now available for cloud access for those who own the game or have a subscription to PC Game Pass.

Complete List of New Releases

Here’s a detailed list of the new games that GeForce NOW subscribers can enjoy:

REMATCH (New release on Steam, Xbox; available on PC Game Pass as of June 16)
Broken Arrow (New release on Steam; available since June 19)
Crime Simulator (New release on Steam; available since June 17)
Date Everything! (New release on Steam; available since June 17)
FBC: Firebreak (New release on Steam, Xbox; available on PC Game Pass since June 17)
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (New release on Steam, Xbox; available on PC Game Pass since June 17)
Architect Life: A House Design Simulator (New release on Steam; available since June 19)
Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced (Available on Steam)
Borderlands 2 (Available on Steam, Epic Games Store)
Borderlands 3 (Available on Steam, Epic Games Store)
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (Available on Steam, Epic Games Store)
METAL EDEN Demo (Available on Steam)
Torque Drift 2 (Available on Epic Games Store)

Important Considerations for Gamers

It is essential to note that in contrast to subscription services like Xbox Game Pass, players must own a copy of any game they wish to play through GeForce NOW (or hold a license via PC Game Pass).This requirement ensures that users have rightful access to the titles they wish to enjoy on Nvidia’s cloud platform.

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