It could be said that GeForce Now is in luck, although the truth is that those who really have reasons to celebrate are its users, and that is that the growth of the catalog of games compatible with the NVIDIA cloud gaming platform is pointing somewhat very important, with the arrival to it of Bandai Namco Europe titlesa publisher essential in the gaming ecosystem today.
This is the second move in this regard in just over a month, as you will remember at the end of February Microsoft and NVIDIA signed a collaboration that will bring the Redmond titles to GeForce Now for a minimum of 10 years. In this way, GFN subscribers have seen their gaming options grow substantially, while the platform continues in its climb towards 2,000 compatible titles.
Among the Bandai Namco Europe titles making their debut on the platform (we’ll go over them all a bit later), I’d like to focus on the Little Nightmares saga, two titles that combine puzzles and platforms and that have achieved exceptional reviews throughout their history, set in a dark and nightmarish world that will spare no effort to make you jump startle after startle and, even so, you will not be able to leave it. Additionally, the Little Nightmares II Enhanced Edition also includes RTX ON to bring an extra layer of spooky realism to Priority/Founder and Ultimate account members.
For the latter, RTX 4080-tier subscribers, there’s more good news, as native 4K streaming via GeForce NOW – with no need for a separate device – It is already available on LG Smart TVs launched in 2023 and compatible with the GeForce Now application. In this way, they will have access to the highest level of image quality provided by their subscription without having to make additional investments in new devices.
GeForce Now Thursday Releases
Like every week, Thursday is the day chosen by NVIDIA to announce the titles that are joining GeForce Now today and for the next seven days and that, as I indicated at the beginning, in this case mark the debut of Bandai Namco Europe games on the platform. They are the following:
- MORDHAU (new release on Epic Games Store, free to download on April 13)
- DE-EXIT – Eternal Matters (New Release on Steam, April 14)
- 11-11 Memories Retold (Steam)
- canVERSE (Steam)
- Get Even (Steam)
- Little Nightmares (Steam)
- Little Nightmares II (Steam)
