\nWith so many available games though, you\u2019d be forgiven for having trouble deciding on what to play. Especially if you\u2019re a newcomer to the service and aren\u2019t sure where to start. Obviously, you\u2019ll want to use GeForce NOW to play the games you already play on a local machine. If you\u2019re already playing them, then you\u2019re probably having fun doing it. And gaming is about fun after all, so you should ultimately play the games you have fun with.
\nThat being said, there are some games available on GeForce NOW that showcase the tech better than others, and we rounded up some of the best options as suggestions for where to start. Also keep in mind that with GeForce NOW you do need to own the game on a compatible platform like Steam, the Epic Games Store, Ubisoft Connect, or GOG. Also worth noting, is that the prices on these games change. Prices listed may not be the current price as some games will be on limited-time sales.
\nBest GeForce NOW games
\nGame
\nPrice
\nWhere To Buy\/Download
\nCyberpunk 2077
\n$29.99
\nSteam
\nThe Witcher 3
\n$9.99
\nGOG
\nDestiny 2
\nFree
\nSteam
\nGhostrunner
\n$10.49
\nSteam
\nBlind Fate: Edo No Yami
\n$19.99
\nSteam
\nA Plague Tale: Requiem
\n$34.99
\nSteam
\nMarvel\u2019s Midnight Suns
\n$35.99
\nEpic Games Store
\nApex Legends
\nFree
\nSteam
\nLEGO Builder\u2019s Journey
\n$19.99
\nSteam
\nPortal with RTX
\n$9.99
\nSteam
\nCyberpunk 2077
\nPrice: $29.99
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nThere\u2019s few if any games that really push the limits of what PC gaming can do these days. And that\u2019s precisely why it\u2019s an excellent game to test out GeForce NOW with. In fact it\u2019s one of the best GeForce NOW games with the arrival of the RTX 4080 SuperPODs that launched on January 19.
\nAs long as you\u2019re subscribed to the Ultimate plan, and in my opinion you should be, you\u2019ll get to push this game to the limits. As I have tested it myself, you can crank the graphics all the way up to their absolute maximum. And the game looks and runs great. Cyberpunk 2077 definitely had its rough patches in the early days of its launch. But it\u2019s in a much better spot now and is a wonderful game to behold.
\nA story that you definitely want to play more than once just to experience the different endings. Although, the combat and build crafting are definitely two of the main reasons to check it out.
\nCyberpunk 2077
\nThe Witcher 3
\nPrice: $9.99
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: GOG
\nIf you think you\u2019ll like Cyberpunk 2077, then you will love The Witcher 3. The best part is that if you pick up the game right now, you can get the Complete Edition for $9.99 on GOG (Steam also has it for this price). Which comes with both DLC expansions, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine, in addition to the base game. This is normally a $49.99 bundle. Still a good deal, but $10 is a much better deal.
\nWith all of that content, there is hours upon hours of gameplay. With many quests and a vast, sprawling world to explore as Geralt. Plus, the PC version of the game just received all the next-gen upgrades just like PS5 and Xbox Series X. So it\u2019ll look even better with the Ultimate plan.
\nThe Witcher 3
\nDestiny 2
\nPrice: Free
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nDestiny 2 is hands down one of the best games out right now not just for its gunplay, but its ever-growing story and the multitudes of activities. As a live service MMO first-person shooter, there\u2019s a lot to dig into. And because it\u2019s multiplayer you can enjoy it with friends. Like any live service game Destiny 2 has its lulls. But overall it\u2019s a really fun game to play and works great on GeForce NOW.
\nIt also runs great on PC as well as on mobile devices, and dedicated devices like the Logitech G Cloud. Giving you tons of options for what screen to play it on. If you\u2019ve never tried Destiny 2 before, definitely give it a shot if you like first-person shooters but also really enjoy rich narrative and multiplayer activities.
\nDestiny 2
\nGhostrunner
\nPrice: $10.49
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nGhostrunner is a perfect example of a game you\u2019d want to try on GeForce NOW. For one, it\u2019s a fast-paced first-person combat game where you play a ninja of sorts. Super-fast reflexes are key to survival in the game. And that means you\u2019re going to want a fast frame rate to ensure there\u2019s no latency with your in-game actions.
\nIt also supports RTX On features for better visuals. Ghostrunner is employs one-hit-one-kill mechanics so there\u2019s definitely a challenge to overcome. But if you can get past the initial hurdle, you\u2019ll be sucked in and hungry for more.
\nGhostrunner
\nBlind Fate: Edo No Yami
\nPrice: $19.99
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nSimilar to Ghostrunner in a few ways, Blind Fate: Edo No Yami has both a sort of dystopian, cyberpunk aesthetic and a more challenging style of gameplay. While it\u2019s not one-hit-one-kill, getting through the game won\u2019t be a cakewalk. It\u2019s a souls-like hack and slash which means you will have your work cut out for you.
\nAside from that, it also features the RTX On support like Ghostrunner, Witcher 3, and many others on this list. Giving it a good baseline for testing out all the cool features that GeForce NOW has to offer.
\nBlind Fate: Edo No Yami
\nA Plague Tale: Requiem
\nPrice: $34.99
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nAs an action adventure game, A Plague Tale: Requiem is rich with story and has a narrative plot that will both intrigue you and feel gut wrenching at times. You play as the siblings Amicia and Hugo, looking for a place to start a new life after fleeing their homeland. You quickly find out however, that it really isn\u2019t so easy thanks to Hugo\u2019s curse. A Plague Tale: Requiem takes you to a fabled island where you just might be able to find a way to save Hugo.
\nBut you\u2019ll certainly have to pay a price. And you\u2019ll soon find that the cost may be harder to live with than you expected. As yet another game with RTX On support, it also looks great as you play through it.
\nA Plague Tale: Requiem
\nMarvel\u2019s Midnight Suns
\nPrice: $35.99
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Epic Games Store
\nMidnight Suns comes from the geniuses over at Firaxis, the studio behind the wildly popular XCOM and XCOM 2. A major difference between those two games and Midnight Suns though is that this is a tactical RPG. Laden with story elements that XCOM didn\u2019t have as it was more of a strategy game.
\nMidnight Suns does still carry with it plenty of that tactical gameplay DNA. While you do get to play with some of the most well-known heroes in the Marvel universe, your actual character is a fully customizable super-hero that you create. On your journey to stop Lilith, you can form relationships with some of the other team members, build out your stats and abilities, and introduce upgrades that will help you in later stages.
\nCombat is done exceptionally well and graphically, some of the fights look quite amazing with all of the ability effects. And, the game is currently on sale till February 9 via the Epic Games Store.
\nMarvel’s Midnight Suns
\nApex Legends
\nPrice: Free
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nApex Legends hardly needs an introduction thanks to its wild popularity. That said, it\u2019s one of the few shooters available on GeForce NOW that can support up to 240fps. If you\u2019re subscribed to or sign up for the Ultimate membership, games can run up to 240fps as long as you have a monitor that supports 240Hz.
\nAnd with the newly launched RTX 4080 SuperPODs, this is the perfect game to test out those fast frames in the cloud. As a battle royale title you\u2019re going to be going at it with loads of other players in a single match. So you\u2019ll need quick reflexes and the ability to think on your feet.
\nApex Legends
\nLEGO Builder\u2019s Journey
\nPrice: $19.99
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nMost of the games thus far have been more involved titles that are either steeped in action or overflowing with tense combat. LEGO Builder\u2019s Journey features none of that. It\u2019s a much more laid back, and relaxed gameplay experience filled with puzzles and platforming. And it supports RTX On so visuals actually look quite good.
\nYou might think, it\u2019s a LEGO game. How good could can it really look? But check out the trailer and see for yourself. If you\u2019re looking for a more chill gaming experience, this is a good title to jump into. And it\u2019s a great game for anyone no matter the age. Which means you can share it with your kids. It\u2019s definitely one of the best games on GeForce NOW.
\nLEGO Builder’s Journey
\nPortal with RTX
\nPrice: $9.99
\nWhere To Buy\/Download: Steam
\nPortal is one of the defining PC games from a bygone era. And that\u2019s where Portal with RTX steps in to fill its shoes. To be clear, this is the same Portal that fans have loved since the original. The only difference is that this has updated graphics and visual effects utilizing NVIDIA\u2019s RTX On features. You do however have to own the original Portal to play this version of it. Thankfully, Portal is only $9.99 on Steam. So a pretty cheap game for a great experience.
\nPortal with RTX
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