Control Resonant Launches on GeForce Now Alongside GoogleBooks Integration
CONTROL Resonant Launches on GeForce NOW Alongside Googlebooks Integration
Remedy Entertainment’s CONTROL Resonant arrived on GeForce NOW on September 24, bringing a warped, paranatural Manhattan directly to cloud gaming streams with RTX 5080-class performance. As the cloud platform expands its hardware footprint, NVIDIA and Remedy have tied the launch to a hardware bundle expiring on September 27, while Google prepares to bring GeForce NOW support to its new Googlebooks hardware category.
CONTROL Resonant launches on GeForce NOW and Googlebooks
- Cloud Deployment: CONTROL Resonant launched on GeForce NOW on September 24, letting users stream high-end graphics without a 100GB local install.
- Hardware Bundle: The CONTROL Resonant Ultimate Membership Bundle expires on September 27, offering the game at no additional cost with a 12-month GeForce NOW Ultimate subscription.
- New Form Factors: Google announced that GeForce NOW support is coming soon to Googlebooks, a new laptop category designed for Gemini Intelligence.
Streaming Paranatural Chaos with RTX 5080 Performance
In CONTROL Resonant, players step into a reality-bending crisis in Manhattan, controlling Dylan Faden as he searches for his sister, Federal Bureau of CONTROL Director Jesse Faden. Players harness Dylan’s abilities and the Aberrant melee weapon to battle the Hiss and the Mold. According to NVIDIA’s release details, Ultimate members stream this title utilizing NVIDIA DLSS 4, ray tracing, NVIDIA Reflex, and Cinematic Quality Streaming technologies at up to 5K high dynamic range on supported devices. This approach removes the bottleneck of expensive local PC hardware upgrades.
Googlebooks Integration Brings Cloud Gaming to Gemini-Ready Hardware
Beyond traditional desktop and mobile devices, GeForce NOW support is heading to Googlebooks, a new category of laptops designed for Gemini Intelligence. Built with a Titan C security chip and multigrade protection, Googlebooks aim to provide secure cross-device continuity between phones and laptops. As these devices roll out this fall, users will be able to run demanding PC titles via the cloud without local installations.
DragonSword: Awakening Leads September’s New Additions
Alongside the CONTROL Resonant launch, Hound13’s DragonSword: Awakening anchors a wave of nine new titles hitting the cloud. The anime-style open world invites players across the continent of Orbis to command a team of 19 heroes, chaining Signal Skills and Active Skills on devices ranging from Steam Decks and Firefox browsers to Amazon Fire TV devices.

Other titles joining the GeForce NOW library this week include Dune: Awakening (which debuted on Xbox and Game Pass on September 22), Stick It to the Stickman on Steam (September 23), Wild West Pioneers on Steam (September 25), alongside Everything Is Crab, LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, Over the Top: WWI, and Roadside Research. Release dates reflect store launches, with cloud availability rolling out progressively through GFN Thursdays.
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