Thursday, March 5th 2026
NVIDIA GeForce NOW Gets 15 New Games in March
March is in full bloom, and that means a fresh wave of games heading to the cloud. 15 new titles are joining the GeForce NOW library this month. Leading the March lineup is Pearl Abyss' Crimson Desert, an open-world action-adventure set in a war-torn fantasy land, alongside plenty of other games to explore. Whether looking to shake off the winter blues or jump into some bracket-worthy gaming action, there's something for everyone in the cloud. March into the cloud and see what's new - and keep an eye on GFN Thursdays all month for more updates. This week kicks off the month with eight new games.
March Gaming Madness
LORT dials chaos up to 11 and snaps the knob clean off. Big Distraction's off-the-rails adventure hurls players into a world where every corner hides a bad idea waiting to become a great story, powered by wild weapons, weirder characters and "Did that just happen?" moments. Catch every glorious disaster in full fidelity and play it on GeForce NOW, available this week.
Here's are this week's eight new additions:
In addition to the 24 games announced last month, 18 more joined the GeForce NOW library:
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March Gaming Madness
LORT dials chaos up to 11 and snaps the knob clean off. Big Distraction's off-the-rails adventure hurls players into a world where every corner hides a bad idea waiting to become a great story, powered by wild weapons, weirder characters and "Did that just happen?" moments. Catch every glorious disaster in full fidelity and play it on GeForce NOW, available this week.
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance II (New release on Xbox, available on Game Pass, March 3, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
- Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered (New release on Steam, available March 3)
- Esoteric Ebb (New release on Steam, available March 3)
- The Legend of Khiimori (New release on Steam, available March 3, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
- Slay the Spire 2 (New release on Steam, available March 5)
- Docked (New release on Steam, available March 5)
- Death Stranding Director's Cut (Steam, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
- LORT (Steam)
- John Carpenter's Toxic Commando (New release on Steam, March 12, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
- Everwind (New release on Steam, March 17)
- Crimson Desert (New release on Steam, March 19)
- Screamer (New release on Steam, March 23)
- Nova Roma (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass, March 26)
- Legacy of Kain: Ascendance (New release on Steam, March 31)
- Subliminal (New release on Steam, March 31)
In addition to the 24 games announced last month, 18 more joined the GeForce NOW library:
- Anno: Mutationem (Xbox, available on Game Pass)
- Blizzard Arcade Collection (Ubisoft Connect)
- Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle (Steam)
- Capcom Fighting Collection (Steam)
- Diablo (Ubisoft Connect)
- Diablo + Hellfire Expansion (Ubisoft Connect)
- Diablo II: Resurrected (Ubisoft Connect)
- Galactic Civilizations 3 (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- KILLER INN (Steam)
- Mega Man 11 (Steam)
- MotoGP22 (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
- Spellcasters Chronicles (Steam, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
- STALCRAFT: X (Epic Games Store)
- Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (Steam)
- Torment: Tides of Numenera (Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass)
- TCG Card Shop Simulator (Xbox, available on Game Pass)
- Trine Enchanted Edition (Epic Games Store)
- Trine 2: Complete Story (Epic Games Store)
8 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce NOW Gets 15 New Games in March
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You will own NOTHING!... And you will enjoy owning NOTHING!
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And
"You get a CUDA and YOU get a CUDA So EVERYONE here gets a CUDA"!...
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You also need a decent sized screen and an internet connection that's fast enough, low latency enough(no satellite) and a device that can decode the video
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@Cpt.Jank worth considering at this point given the damage Nvidia has been dealing to the hardware market. Not all visits/clicks are positive ones, unless the future vision for TPU is being an Nvidia service outlet. Having some semblance of ethics isn't a bad thing imho.
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