The latest GeForce NOW Steam update has brought with it a slew of exciting new games, including highly-anticipated titles like Frostpunk 2 and REKA. These games have officially opted into the streaming service, meaning they are now eligible to be added to the GeForce NOW library. This follows news such as the Black Ops 6 Beta hitting Nvidia’s cloud gaming service.

Opting in simply means that the game’s publisher has given permission for their game to be included on GeForce NOW. However, it’s important to note that this does not guarantee that the game will be added immediately. Nvidia still needs to test and optimize the game for its streaming platform, which can take some time.

New games opted-in to GeForce Now

The latest batch of games to opt in includes a diverse range of titles, from strategy games like Frostpunk 2 to action-packed adventures like Incursion Red River. Here’s a breakdown of the most notable additions:

• Frostpunk 2: A highly anticipated sequel to the popular city-building survival game, Frostpunk.
• Incursion Red River: A fast-paced first-person shooter set in a post-apocalyptic world.
• Star Trek Timelines: A popular mobile game that allows players to create their own Star Trek universe.

In addition to these major titles, the update also includes several other games that have opted in, including:

• REKA
• Moon Watch
• Tiny Glade
• REYNATIS
• Artisan TD
• Overgrown Cleaner
• Swords ‘n Magic and Stuff
• Leo's Fortune

More to come & release windows

It’s important to remember that this is not a full list of all the games that will be added to GeForce NOW. NVIDIA has a history of adding popular games to the platform without prior notice, and there are also many games coming from other stores (like Epic Games Store, Xbox Game Pass, and Battle.net) that are not included in this list.

Regardless, here’s a list of the release windows for the games mentioned above:

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