WB Games Titles Coming to GeForce NOW: Kick Off with Batman Arkham Series

NVIDIA Welcomes Warner Bros. Games Back to GeForce NOW

In an exciting development, NVIDIA has announced the return of Warner Bros. Games to its cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW. This reunion comes five years after the publisher initially requested the removal of its titles when the platform transitioned out of beta. To mark the fifth anniversary of GeForce NOW, Warner Bros. Games is reintroducing its beloved games, beginning with the highly acclaimed Batman: Arkham series from Rocksteady.

Upcoming Additions to GeForce NOW

This week promises to be particularly thrilling for gamers, as a series of new titles will be added to the GeForce NOW library:

Sid Meier’s Civilization VII (Launching on Steam and Epic Games Store, February 11)
Legacy: Steel & Sorcery (Dropping on Steam, February 12)
F1 Manager 2024 (Available on Epic Games Store, free on February 13)
Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered (Releasing on Steam, February 14)
Batman: Arkham Asylum – Game of the Year Edition (Accessible on Steam and Epic Games Store)
Batman: Arkham City – Game of the Year Edition (Available on Steam and Epic Games Store)
Batman: Arkham Knight (Accessible on Steam and Epic Games Store)

Looking Ahead: February Lineup

Beyond this week, gamers can look forward to an impressive lineup for the remainder of February:

Avowed (Launching on Steam, Battle.net, and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, February 18)
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage (Releasing on Steam, February 18)
Abiotic Factor (Available on Steam)
Alan Wake (Available on Xbox and the Microsoft Store)
Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation (Available on Xbox and the Microsoft Store)
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics (Available on Xbox and the Microsoft Store)
HUMANITY (Accessible on Steam)
Murky Divers (Launching on Steam)
Somerville (Available on Xbox and the Microsoft Store)
Songs of Silence (Available on Steam)
UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II Sys:Celes (Accessible on Steam)

As gamers eagerly anticipate these additions, it’s clear that NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW platform continues to grow and evolve, bringing beloved titles back to a new generation of players.

For more details, you can read the full announcement here.