NVIDIA GeForce NOW March 2023 – Over 20 New Games

New games are coming to NVIDIA GeForce NOW. Among them were a few gems, like the already released Monster Hunter Rise and Baldur’s Gate 3. There was also room for the controversial Battlefield 2042 Season 4: Eleventh Hour.

The NVIDIA GeForce NOW service will once again be enriched with new features from the library of the Steam and Epic Games Store platforms. The event is not just any event, because it is about more than 20 productionswhich included big hits. So, how will the Greens’ March service update surprise us?

• Battlefield 2042 Season 4: Eleventh Hour (Steam, Epic Games Store)
• Rise of Industry (Free on the Epic Games Store)
• Destiny 2: Lightfall (Steam, Epic Games Store)
• Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire (New Version on Steam)
• Rise of the Monster Hunter (To smoke)
• Fantasy Tower (Steam)
• No one survived (Steam)
• Symphony of War: The Nephilim Saga (Steam)
• Disney Valley of Dreams (Steam Store and Epic Games)
• Amber Dreams (Steam)
• System Shock (New version on Steam and Epic Games Store)
• Smalland: Survive the Wilds (New Release on Steam)
• Ravenbound (New version on Steam)
• DREDGE (New version on Steam)
• The Great War: Western Front (New Release on Steam)
• Baldur’s Gate 3 (To smoke)
• Warpips (Epic Games Store)
• Son of the Forest (New version on Steam)
• Recipe for Disaster (Free on Epic Games)

Some of these productions have already been published. The well received deserves to be mentioned here Rise of the Monster Hunter, which was added to the Xbox Game Pass library a while ago. The same goes for Baldur’s Gate 3, released in February.

photo. blogs.nvidia.com

On its blog, NVIDIA also delivers a negative message. It turns out that due to technical problems removed Command & Conquer Remastered Collection. Also unable to add PERISH and Dark and Darker.

Despite all the issues, I consider this service update to be very solid. We’ve had some interesting successes, and that’s not all, because NVIDIA GeForce NOW is growing month by month.

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