GeForce NOW Awakens the Beast and Announces the Arrival of Dying Light: The Beast on Platform

GeForce NOW Boosts Library with Dying Light: The Beast and More RTX 5080 Ready Games

Nvidia announced the addition of Dying Light: The Beast and over ten more games to its GeForce Now cloud gaming library this week. Among these additions are popular titles like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III. Dying Light: The Beast now joins the lineup of games designated "GeForce RTX 5080 Ready" on GeForce Now, alongside existing titles such as Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Monster Hunter World. Users can identify these optimized games by looking for the "GeForce RTX 5080 Ready" indicator within the app or by checking the full list online.

Dying Light: The Beast Unleashes on GeForce NOW with Enhanced Combat and Terrifying Foes

Dying Light: The Beast elevates the series' signature parkour and zombie combat. The expansion introduces 11 new abilities, heightened encounters, and fresh ways for players to embrace their inner predator. New enemies make the world more terrifying than ever. Players can venture solo or team up for intense zombie-smashing action, streaming the chaotic experience on their devices without needing powerful local hardware, thanks to GeForce Now.

GeForce NOW Transforms Sega's Humorous Titles - Two Point Campus and Museum!

For fans of humorous simulation and strategy games, Sega launched Two Point Campus and Two Point Museum on GeForce Now. These titles allow players to build, customize, and manage their own campus or museum, each filled with quirky characters and unexpected events. In Two Point Campus, players design university grounds, hire staff, teach unique courses, and guide students through their academic journey. Two Point Museum focuses on organizing exhibitions, attracting visitors, and managing unforeseen challenges while creating the ultimate cultural landmark. Both games combine classic simulation mechanics with creative, funny narratives, offering smooth animations and vibrant visuals on any screen via GeForce Now.

GeForce NOW Unleashes Shadowy Assassins on Awaji Islands - New Gameplay and Enemies Await

The shadows deepen as assassins head to the Awaji islands, confronting a new enemy faction. This game offers a fresh story with challenging missions, contracts that test player skills, and tools designed for stealth gameplay. Additionally, it features new enemies, gear, and assassination techniques to master, along with side missions that uncover hidden secrets of the region. Players can explore these new additions and more on GeForce Now. To see the complete list of newly supported titles, check the GeForce Now app or visit the official website.

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