Thursday, February 5th 2026

NVIDIA GeForce NOW Celebrates Six Years of Streaming With 24 Games in February

Break out the cake and green sprinkles - GeForce NOW is turning six. Since launch, members have streamed over 1 billion hours, and the party's just getting started. Throughout February, members can look forward to new games, fresh ways to play across more devices and even more ways to bring RTX power to every screen in the house. There's plenty to celebrate: the February games list kicks off with 24 new games. Start with the 10 new games in the cloud this week, including the launch of Team Jade's Delta Force and the newest title launching in the PUBG universe, PUBG: BLINDSPOT.

Reporting for Duty
Delta Force, now boots on the ground and fully deployed on GeForce NOW, brings the tactical first-person shooter from Team Jade (TiMi Studio Group) to the cloud. The game features high-stakes extraction with an all-out warfare mode, giving players a playground of open environments, vehicles and gadgets to pull off coordinated assaults. Players join elite units tasked with tackling high-risk missions across sprawling maps, from tight urban incursions to rugged open-terrain operations. Expect strategic objectives, combined-arms combat with land, air and sea vehicles, and tense firefights where teamwork and planning are just as important as quick reflexes.
On GeForce NOW, Delta Force leans into its high-octane personality: fast drops, big maps and cinematic engagements that look sharp and feel responsive across devices. Members can squad up from almost anywhere, enjoy high-resolution streaming and smooth performance, and stay ready for every op without waiting on downloads or big updates before jumping into the next mission.

New Mission
PUBG: BLINDSPOT, a new spin-off set in the PUBG universe from Krafton, expands the franchise with a standalone 5v5 top-down tactical shooter.

Set across tightly designed maps, matches focus on information, positioning and coordinated team play, with squads clearing angles, locking down objectives and outmaneuvering opponents in fast, round-based firefights. Every callout and ability use matters, turning each round into a layered tactical puzzle rather than a simple test of reflexes.

On GeForce NOW, responsive streaming and sharp RTX-powered visuals keep every angle, rotation and clutch play feeling precise, even on lower-powered devices. With support across a wide range of screens, the cloud makes it easy for the gaming squad to jump right into the action, without lengthy downloads or updates getting in the way.

Feelin' February
Kick off GeForce NOW's anniversary month in style. Here's what's in store to start the celebration, with this week's 10 new additions:
  • Indika (New release on Xbox, available on Game Pass, Feb. 3)
  • Menace (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass, Feb. 5, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary Edition (New release on Battle.net, Feb. 5)
  • PUBG: BLINDSPOT (New release on Steam, Feb. 5, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • Carmageddon: Rogue Shift (New release on Steam, Feb. 6, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • Delta Force (Steam)
  • Fallout Shelter (Steam)
  • Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition (Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass)
  • Roadcraft (Xbox, available on Game Pass)
  • Wildgate (Epic Games Store)
In addition to this week's additions of Menace, PUBG: BLINDSPOT and Carmageddon: Rogue Shift, this game will also be GeForce RTX 5080-ready this week:
  • HumanitZ (Steam)
And look forward to the games coming throughout the rest of the month:
  • Disciples: Domination (New release on Steam, Feb. 12)
  • REANIMAL (New release on Steam, Feb. 13)
  • Kingdom Come Deliverance (New release on Xbox, available on Game Pass Feb. 13)
  • Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora (New release on Xbox, available on Game Pass Feb. 17)
  • Norse: Oath of Blood (New release on Steam, Feb. 17)
  • Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown (New release on Steam, Feb. 18)
  • Styx: Blades of Greed (New release on Steam, Feb. 19)
  • Ys X: Proud Nordics (New release on Steam, Feb. 20)
  • Resident Evil: Requiem (New release on Steam, Feb. 26)
  • Arc Raiders (Xbox)
  • DEVOUR (Steam)
  • Torque Drift 2 (Steam)
  • Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power (Epic Games Store)
  • Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince (Epic Games Store)
January in the Books
In addition to the 14 games announced last month, 21 more joined the GeForce NOW library:
  • Ancient Farm (Steam)
  • The Bard's Tale Trilogy (Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass)
  • The Bard's Tale IV: Director's Cut (Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass)
  • Blood West (Epic Games Store)
  • Bladesong (Steam)
  • Cairn (Steam)
  • The Gold River Project (Steam)
  • Half Sword (Steam, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • The Legend of Heroes: Trails Beyond the Horizon (Steam)
  • The Midnight Walkers (Steam)
  • Paradise Killer (Epic Games Store)
  • Prototype (Ubisoft Connect)
  • Prototype 2 (Ubisoft Connect)
  • Rustler (Epic Games Store)
  • Star Wars Outlaws (Ubisoft Connect, now available on Xbox Game Pass)
  • Styx: Shards of Darkness (Epic Games Store)
  • Styx: Master of Shadows (Epic Games Store)
  • Total War: Three Kingdoms (Epic Games Store)
  • Vampires: Bloodlord Rising (Steam, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • Warhammer 40,000: SPACE MARINE 2 (Xbox, available on Game Pass, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • Waterpark Simulator (Steam)
Nova Roma is now set to launch in March and will arrive in the cloud when it debuts. Stay tuned to GFN Thursday for more details.
Source: NVIDIA
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10 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce NOW Celebrates Six Years of Streaming With 24 Games in February

#1
lexluthermiester
Go to hell NVidia, and take your garbage game streaming service with you.
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#2
destruya
The Future of PC Gaming...whether you like it or not.

ESPECIALLY if you don't like it. -_-
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#3
lexluthermiester
destruyaThe Future of PC Gaming...whether you like it or not.

ESPECIALLY if you don't like it. -_-
Hell no. I'd rather NOT play games than to "subscribe" to this kind of garbage.
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#4
destruya
lexluthermiesterHell no. I'd rather NOT play games than to "subscribe" to this kind of garbage.
I agree.

But at this point it would not surprise me in the least if nVidia ends up making a "Driver Support and Feature" tier of GFN (for $4.99-14.99/month, depending on how greedy they want to be) for all of us who think we're safe with our physical hardware (and spares). Turning things like DLSS into a profit generator after giving us an "extended free trial."
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#5
cinemaware
destruyaall of us who think we're safe with our physical hardware (and spares)
Of all the current conspiracy theories, this is my favourite :cool:

That's not to say that eventually all corporations wouldn't like us to move to the "you will own nothing and be happy" model, but a) this really is not happening neither now nor in 10 years and b) if you ever cheered Steam or had Netflix then I guess you're part of the problem too?
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#6
HLB
lexluthermiesterHell no. I'd rather NOT play games than to "subscribe" to this kind of garbage.
Same.
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#7
zenlessyank
The whole reason I bought a Commodore 64 was so I didn't have to pump quarters in the arcade machines.

It is really a shame that once you start making money, all morals go out the fucking window.
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#8
nguyen
Pretty good service for the right kind of people actually, but some people can't think outside their tiny tiny brain
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#9
lexluthermiester
nguyenbut some people can't think outside their tiny tiny brain
Irony. Really says more about you than anyone else.
nguyenPretty good service for the right kind of people actually
For giggles, do explain and please use simple, small words for our tiny tiny brains to comprehend.
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#10
MondoMike
Gonna be interesting if AMD ever decides to join in the cloud gaming like Nvidia, competition is nice but probably wont happen.
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