Rogue Company among 9 new games joining NVIDIA GeForce Now

Another week of new games added to GeForce Now sees another Ubisoft title join the fray along with new title Rogue Company.

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What you need to know

Another Thursday update to the NVIDIA GeForce Now library is upon us and while it’s a smaller week in terms of quantity, there are still some big names joining the mix.

The first highlight is Rogue Company, the new competitive shooter from Hi-Rez, alongside the newly released SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE as well as continued support from Ubisoft with Steep.

Here’s the full list of this week’s new games.

As an additional treat, fans of Dota 2 on GeForce Now will be able to take advantage of NVIDIA Highlights going forward.

“This week, we’re excited to add new NVIDIA Highlights support for Dota 2. Members can now automatically capture the epic wins, mid-lane saves, and more gameplay moments while playing Valve’s legendary free-to-play MOBA, thanks to our smart pattern and image recognition technology running in the cloud.”

All of these games will be live on the service from today, and if you haven’t yet tried it for yourself you can get started completely free of charge.

NVIDIA’s cloud game streaming service is one of the best available today, delivering lag-free gaming at 1080p/60fps. The fact that you can access NVIDIA’s servers for free makes it an easy sell, and the $4.99 plan makes it an immediately enticing option for seasoned gamers.

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