NVIDIA Announces Arrival of Mafia: The Old Country and Other Titles on GeForce NOW Powered by ABYA

New on GeForce NOW: Mafia: The Old Country, Titan Quest II, Marvel Rivals, Stormgate 1.0

On August 7, Nvidia announced new additions to the GeForce NOW library, including the highly anticipated Mafia: The Old Country from 2K, a new season for Marvel Rivals, Stormgate 1.0, and early access to Titan Quest II from THQ Nordic. Mafia: The Old Country Step back into the heart of the Mafia game series with Mafia: The Old Country, which takes players on a dangerous journey through Sicily during the 1900s. This thrilling ride is filled with crafty maneuvers and intense strategies as players navigate violent streets and sweltering villages in an immersive storyline. In this world, every decision matters, each tale is significant, and loyalty can be both valuable and risky. Players embody Enzo Favara as he seeks a place at Don Torrisi’s table. Every confrontation, whether settling scores with a sharp knife or engaging in a shotgun shootout, is critical. Gamers can expect nerve-wracking stealth, wild brawls, and thrilling shootouts, fueled by loyalty, deceit, and the urge to impress the Torrisi family. Mafia: The Old Country joins the Mafia trilogy, now accessible on GeForce NOW. Titan Quest II

GeForce NOW Expands with Titan Quest II, Marvel Rivals Season 3.5, and Stormgate 1.0

Titan Quest II plunges players into Greek mythology, where gods, monsters, and heroes shape a captivating world. In this classic Action RPG, heroes clash with Harpies, duel Centaurs, and traverse sun-kissed landscapes, boosting their unique skills. Each encounter with mythical creatures requires sharp thinking and tactics, while hidden forests and ancient ruins challenge explorers with powerful rewards. Curiosity and courage unlock secret missions and treasures, making every detour a new set of challenges and discoveries. Marvel Rivals Season 3.5 Season 3.5 of Marvel Rivals arrived on August 8, introducing the vampire hunter Blade and a slew of game-changing updates. Players can now dive into more intense combat with the arrival of The Duelist, a character who siphons life from enemies. A new “Resource Rumble” mode shifts the competitive landscape, demanding fresh strategies from teams. Developers revamped character combinations, making way for new skills and unexpected synergies that reshape the battlefield. Iconic heroes like Doctor Strange, Groot, and Magneto also receive major updates, including stronger mystical powers for Doctor Strange, longer reaches for Groot, and weaker magnetic shields for Magneto. Stormgate 1.0

Stormgate 1.0 is now live in the cloud. Dive into a fun sci-fi future where humans and demon invaders clash with lasers and mechs, all presented with a touch of humor. This fresh take on classic real-time strategy (RTS) games promises 14 action-packed missions, character advancement, witty dialogues in a new central hub (the Mothership), and three unique factions to conquer. Whether players are blasting demons solo, competing in ranked 1v1 mode, or teaming up with friends for chaotic cooperative play, Stormgate offers a relaxed atmosphere and competitive edge designed to appeal to both RTS veterans and newcomers. Play on GeForce NOW With GeForce NOW, subscribers can access these games without waiting for massive downloads, jumping right into the action whenever they choose. The service allows adventures to play out anywhere without the need for high-end hardware. High-performance servers handle the heavy lifting, ensuring smooth gameplay, sharp graphics, and responsive actions even on basic laptops, older PCs, or mobile devices. This provides an easy way to immerse oneself in these new titles. GeForce NOW subscribers powered by Abya can also enjoy these latest additions.

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For all you gaming enthusiasts out there, be sure to check out our latest piece on the flurry of activity hitting Xbox this August. Jonathan Dubinski’s “Xbox Receives Over Thirty Releases in the First Week of August” (published on 2025-08-01) dives into the exciting lineup of titles launching that week, including fan favorites like Mafia: The Old Country and Gradius Origins. Whether you’re a die-hard action-adventure player or nostalgic for classic arcade games, there’s something for everyone in this packed schedule. Don’t miss out on all the details—head over to Xbox Receives Over Thirty Releases in the First Week of August! For those interested in the latest developments in narrative-driven gaming, be sure to check out “Mafia: The Old Country Isn’t Short for Being Cheaper, Creators Say” by Marcus Thompson (published on 2025-07-29). The post delves into how Hangar 13 is addressing player feedback with a more focused approach in Mafia: The Old Country, eschewing the open-world format for a mission-oriented narrative that aims to balance depth and accessibility. With an estimated main campaign length of 8 to 15 hours and a pricing model that aligns with its content-rich experience, it’s shaping up to be a compelling addition to the series. Dive into the details at Mafia: The Old Country Isn’t Short for Being Cheaper, Creators Say! For those interested in the tumultuous world of video game development and the challenges faced by studios, Jonathan Dubinski’s latest piece is a must-read. Published on August 2, 2025, “Mindseye Clearly Seemingly Dead, Unmistakably the End” delves into the disappointing performance and uncertain future of the video game Mindseye. With negative reviews and low player engagement casting a shadow over its prospects, Jonathan explores whether there’s any hope left for Mindseye to make a comeback like other troubled games before it. Head over to PlayersForLife.com Mindseye Clearly Seemingly Dead, Unmistakably the End to read the full analysis and learn more about Build A Rocket Boy’s future plans.

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