Nvidia is calling out the so-called GeForce Now Thursday again today. But not only are new games being introduced in the company’s cloud gaming offering, the distribution of the Ultimate upgrade for existing customers is also starting immediately. Those who may start to notice that they can also claim the GeForce Now RTX 4080 SuperPODs that bring RTX 4080 performance to the cloud.
Ultimate members in and around San Jose, Los Angeles, Dallas and Frankfurt will be the first to tap into the power of these RTX 4080 SuperPODs. From now on, the latest cities with upgraded servers will be presented every week on GFN Thursday. Streaming with up to 240 fps with Nvidia Reflex is then possible via RTX 4080. With 4K, 120 fps are possible and DLSS 3 and ray tracing are also part of the game.
Also starting today, Ultimate members streaming on RTX 3080 servers can take advantage of ultrawide resolutions and HDR in the GeForce Now PC and macOS apps. The Ultimate GeForce Now membership is available to members for €19.99 per month or €99.99 for six months.
Below is a rundown of the ten new games supported in the cloud this week:
- Farlanders (New Release on Steam)
- Surviving the Abyss (New Release on Steam)
- Tortuga – A Pirate’s Tale (New Release on Epic Games, January 19th)
- Epistory – Typing Chronicles (New Release on Epic Games, January 19th)
- Absolute Drift (Steam)
- Blacktail (Steam and Epic Games)
- Dwarf Fortress (Steam)
- Hello Neighbor 2 (Steam and Epic Games)
- Nebulous: Fleet Command (Steam)
- Shadow Tactics – Aiko’s Choice (Epic Games Store)
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