NVIDIA has detailed how its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service is strengthening the ability to stream games you already own directly from major PC game stores[1]. Alongside Steam and the Epic Games Store, the service connects with GOG, Ubisoft+, and the EA app, letting you enjoy your existing library on phones, Macs, TVs, and more without buying titles again. Single sign-on and library syncing for GOG are also planned for this summer.
Bring Owned Games from Major Stores Straight to the Cloud
At the heart of GeForce NOW is its "bring your own games" model, which lets you carry games you have already purchased into the cloud. From blockbuster franchises and competitive shooters to sprawling RPGs and indie gems, the service supports thousands of titles across leading PC game stores[1].
Once you connect a supported store account, you can stream titles with the power of GeForce RTX. For example, you can stream Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from GOG, the Assassin's Creed franchise and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege from Ubisoft+, and Battlefield 6 and Dragon Age: The Veilguard from the EA app[1]. You can find them easily by searching within the GeForce NOW app and filtering by store.
Choose Any Screen and Keep Playing
A key benefit of GeForce NOW is that it does not tie you to a single screen. For games that support cloud saves, you can start playing on one device and pick up right where you left off on another, spending less time managing installs and storage[1].
NVIDIA points to a community example in which Dead as Disco, a PC title with no native mobile version, ran on an iPhone through the cloud. One member said it was "super awesome being able to play a game on a multitude of devices without having to buy it again," noting they could carry the same copy they own on Steam to their iPhone[1]. Another member praised playing on a Mac through the cloud. Whether on a phone while out, a MacBook between meetings, or a TV in the living room, players can enjoy PC gaming without upgrading hardware.
Expanded GOG Integration and Annual Plan Discounts This Summer
Further integration is on the way. For GOG, single sign-on to unify logins and library syncing to automatically line up owned games are planned for this summer[1]. This follows existing connections with Steam, Ubisoft Connect, Battle.net, and Xbox, making it even smoother to bring owned titles into the cloud[2].
At the same time, annual memberships are available for a limited time at the best prices of the year: 35 USD (about 5,600 yen) off a 12-month Performance membership and 70 USD (about 11,000 yen) off a 12-month Ultimate membership[1]. Performance delivers high-quality cloud gaming across devices, while Ultimate unlocks GeForce RTX 5080-class performance in the cloud with up to 5K resolution and up to 120 fps, plus advanced technologies such as NVIDIA DLSS, ray tracing, and NVIDIA Reflex[1].
※1 USD = 161 JPY (as of June 20, 2026)
Seven new titles arrived this week as well. From Steam come the Embers of the Uncrowned demo (June 13), Pro Cycling Manager 26 (June 15), Aphelion, Megastore Simulator, and OPERATOR. On the Epic Games Store, Citizen Sleeper is free from June 18 to 25, and Super Meat Boy 3D on Xbox is playable via Game Pass[1].
Summary
GeForce NOW lets you bring owned games from major stores such as Steam, GOG, Ubisoft+, and the EA app into the cloud and play them across devices, from phones to Macs to TVs. This summer, GOG single sign-on and library syncing will make importing owned titles even easier. With a limited-time annual plan discount and seven new additions, the service gives players more ways to expand PC gaming without upgrading their hardware.
出典:https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-game-stores/
