Purchase Nvidia GeForce NOW Ultimate for 6 Months and Receive Dragon Age: The Veilguard at No Cost

If you have been curious about the Nvidia GeForce NOW cloud gaming platform, now is the perfect time to explore it. Nvidia has announced a limited-time offer: anyone who subscribes for six months to GeForce NOW Ultimate will receive a complimentary copy of BioWare’s soon-to-be-released fantasy RPG, Dragon Age: The Veilguard. This promotion runs until October 30.

According to a recent blog update from Nvidia, signing up for six months at $99.99 will entitle users to a free PC version of the game until October 30. The game is expected to integrate into the expanding GeForce NOW library starting October 31. The blog elaborated:

Ultimate members can delve into BioWare’s latest game at peak GeForce performance, enjoying features like NVIDIA DLSS 3, low-latency gameplay powered by NVIDIA Reflex, and enhanced visuals thanks to ray-traced ambient occlusion and reflections. Plus, Ultimate subscribers can play popular PC titles at resolutions up to 4K with longer session durations, even on devices with lower specifications.

Nvidia also unveiled a lineup of 10 new games arriving on the GeForce NOW service this week, including the freshly launched MechWarrior 5: Clans:

• Neva (New release on Steam, available Oct. 15)
• MechWarrior 5: Clans (Newly available on Steam and Xbox, accessible via PC Game Pass, launching Oct. 16)
• A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead (New Steam title, available Oct. 17)
• Assassin’s Creed Mirage (New release on Steam, available Oct. 17)
• Artisan TD (Available on Steam)
• ASKA (Available on Steam)
• Dungeon Tycoon (Available on Steam)
• South Park: The Fractured But Whole (Accessible on PC Game Pass, Oct. 16; members must activate their access)
• Spirit City: Lofi Sessions (Available on Steam)
• Star Trucker (Available on Xbox, part of Game Pass)

Additionally, Amazon’s MMO, New World: Aeternum, is set to join the service this week. GeForce NOW will also bring Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to the platform next week upon its release.

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