GeForce NOW summer sale arrives with new 35% discounts and 8 new games

Nvidia has announced a new update for GeForce NOW, expanding its cloud gaming library while also launching a major summer promotion on its premium subscription plans.

The sale applies to Nvidia's 12-month memberships, offering substantial discounts for new and returning subscribers. The Performance plan has been reduced from $99.99 / €109.99 / £99.99 to $64.99 / €71.49 / £64.99, representing a savings of $35. Meanwhile, the top-tier Ultimate plan drops from $199.99 / €219.98 / £199.99 to $129.99 / €142.99 / £129.99, saving users $70 from the original price.

According to Nvidia, the Performance tier provides cloud gaming at up to 1080p and 60 FPS, while also granting access to RTX-powered servers for supported games. The Ultimate membership offers significantly more horsepower, with cloud systems powered by hardware comparable to GeForce RTX 4080 and RTX 5080-class GPUs, enabling gameplay at up to 4K resolution, ultrawide monitor support, refresh rates up to 120 FPS, and advanced features such as ray tracing, DLSS, and Nvidia Reflex.

Alongside the subscription discounts, Nvidia confirmed that Guild Wars 3 will be available on GeForce NOW when it launches. The game was officially revealed by ArenaNet and NCSoft during Summer Game Fest 2026, with planned releases on PC, Steam, and PlayStation 5. Its first beta test is currently scheduled for fall 2027.

While Guild Wars 3 remains some time away, GeForce NOW members can already stream Guild Wars 2 and Guild Wars Reforged. Nvidia is also offering limited-time in-game rewards for both titles, with premium subscribers receiving early access before rewards become available to all users on June 12.

With the sales out of the way, here are the games joining GeForce NOW's supported list this week:

• NBA THE RUN
• SpaceCraft
• Duet Night Abyss
• DOOM Eternal
• The Elder Scrolls Online
• Farever
• World of Tanks: HEAT

Nvidia has also confirmed that additional games will be joining the service throughout the remainder of June.

As a reminder, GeForce NOW differs from services such as Xbox Game Pass or EA Play. Subscribers must already own the games they want to stream - or have access through a supported service such as PC Game Pass - to play them via Nvidia’s cloud infrastructure. The service also includes monthly playtime limits depending on the subscription tier.

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