November is ready to be a busy month for the GeForce Now workforce, with plans to deliver over 50 video games to the service this month. We already had fairly a couple of titles in final week’s replace however now, one other 16 video games are on the best way, together with quite a few Game Pass titles, furthering Nvidia’s new partnership with Xbox.
The headliner this week is Onimusha: Warlords, a remaster of the unique recreation with improved visuals, controls and help for widescreen shows. The recreation has seen a little bit of a resurgence due to the newly launched Netflix anime collection primarily based on the sport, providing one other option to expertise Capcom’s riveting samurai journey.
RoboCop: Rogue City is one other large recreation becoming a member of the library. The basic movie franchise returns in online game kind, tasking gamers with taking again town of Old Detroit and pushing out the criminals which have taken over.
The full checklist of titles becoming a member of GeForce Now this week consists of:
- The Invincible (New launch on Steam, Nov. 6)
- Roboquest (New launch on Steam, Nov. 7)
- Stronghold: Definitive Edition (New launch on Steam, Nov. 7)
- Dungeons 4 (New launch on Steam, Xbox and accessible on PC Game Pass, Nov. 9)
- Space Trash Scavenger (New launch on Steam, Nov. 9)
- Airport CEO (Steam)
- Car Mechanic Simulator 2021 (Xbox, accessible on PC Game Pass)
- Farming Simulator 19 (Xbox, accessible on Microsoft Store)
- GoNNER (Xbox, accessible on Microsoft Store)
- GoNNER2 (Xbox, accessible on Microsoft Store)
- Jurassic World Evolution 2 (Xbox, accessible on PC Game Pass)
- Onimusha: Warlords (Steam)
- Planet of Lana (Xbox, accessible on PC Game Pass)
- Q.U.B.E. tenth Anniversary (Epic Games Store)
- Trailmakers (Xbox, accessible on PC Game Pass)
- Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion (Epic Games Store)
Interestingly, GeForce Now Ultimate members will have the ability to stream Onimusha in ultrawide decision. This is a function that was introduced in at the beginning of the 12 months, so it’s good to see the variety of ultrawide cloud titles rising.
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