Earlier today NVIDIA announced the Ultimate plan of its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service, and you can get 6 months of it for free as an AT&T customer. There is of a course a catch, but that’s to ...

“The new GeForce NOW Ultimate membership is taking cloud gaming to new heights — streaming beyond-fast GeForce RTX 4080-performance at new resolutions and frame rates on AT&T’s fast and ...

AT&T 5G customers can also try the lower-powered Priority for six months. ... GeForce Now has a frames-per-second counter, which you'll see in most of my screenshots.

Opportunities for free access to GeForce Now include bundles from AT&T, as new fiber broadband or 5G customer mobile customers will receive a 6-month Ultimate membership worth $120.

Right now, Nvidia GeForce Now Performance is 40% off for 6 months — bringing the price down to just $29. So while you’re ...

GeForce Now continues to fill the cloud and on GFN Thursday, the cloud has deployed another 20 games including the newly ...

GeForce NOW adds 21 new games in July 2025, including Killing Floor 3 and RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business.

GeForce NOW taps into the thriving PC gaming ecosystem by streaming games from NVIDIA GPUs in the cloud, this week adding 5 new titles to its library.

But today, with Nvidia’s just-now-released GeForce Now app for the Steam Deck, I can play every one of those titles at near-max settings, anywhere in my home, for hours and hours on a charge.

GeForce Now requires a minimum of a 15Mbps connection for 720p at 60fps, 25Mbps connection for 1080p at 60fps, and a 35Mbps connection for 1440p at 120fps for the RTX 4080 plan.

Stadia (left) vs GeForce Now (right), 1440p. Since you’re playing the full-fat PC versions of these games, the full set of graphics tweaks are available, but Nvidia generally has a recommended ...