Important names continue to fall from the less and less voluminous catalog of GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service that no longer contains Xbox Game Studios titles.
The company shared a post announcing that the Microsoft division got out of the car (possibly in connection with information made public for a few days, where it was reported that Nvidia had not asked the brands for permission to publish their games on this catalog).
The others who leave are Warner Bros, Codemasters and Klei Entertainment, which leaves less and less alternatives in terms of subscription to this service to take advantage of the possibilities it offers to those who have a medium or low equipment range, giving them access to games that they could in no case be played on their machines.
Despite everything, Nvidia wanted to keep the good and they announced that they had the full support of Ubisoft, which offers the sagas Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry in their entirety in this catalog which will soon add many more titles from its vast collection .
A few weeks ago, at Nvidia, they claimed to have thousands of games in the queue to add them to the catalog, but since then, all we’ve seen has been a massive robbery of big names who don’t want that their games are compatible with GeForce Now cloud processing.
We’ll see what the future holds for this service, which in principle is pretty attractive. For the moment, it is always recommended to be able to enjoy certain PC games that could be out of our reach in devices with little power to run games.
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