GeForce NOW Turns 2, Celebrates With, You Guessed It, New Games

This week is the 2nd Anniversary of NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW service, and NVIDIA is celebrating by adding a mega list of games to the service in February. Officially GeForce NOW launched on February 4. So its actual 2nd birthday isn’t until tomorrow. And that’s only if you count the public access. The beta has been around since October of 2015.

But I digress. For the sake of celebration, GeForce NOW is 2 years old. And NVIDIA has a lot to show for it. Such as the RTX 3080 tier and launching an official app on LG TVs. The GeForce NOW 2nd Anniversary kicks off with 4 games this week. But throughout the rest of the month of February NVIDIA has a total of 26 games lined up.

The GeForce NOW 2nd anniversary kicks off with Dying Light 2

While not the first game to launch this week, Dying Light 2: Stay Human is technically the first game to celebrate GeForce NOW’s 2 years of service. It launches on February 4 which is the same day GeForce NOW was made available to everyone.

Also available this week is Life Is Strange Remastered which dropped on February 1, Life Is Strange: Before The Storm Remastered also available on February 1, and then finally, Warm Snow.

For Dying Light 2 fans, GeForce NOW will be supporting both the Steam and Epic Games Store versions of the game. So you can play it in the cloud no matter where you bought it.

Don’t forget about the 26 other titles this month

Content is king. Which is why it’s so important for GeForce NOW to have a wealth of content in its library for players to enjoy. In addition to the four titles above, GeForce NOW subscribers will see 26 more titles coming throughout the month.

This includes two of the biggest releases this month – Sifu and Destiny 2: The Witch Queen. Which arrive on February 8 and February 22 respectively. Also arriving will be titles like Escape Simulator, Haven, Sins Of A Solar Empire: Rebellion, and more. You can find the entire list of games dropping in February in the image below.

Note that some don’t have dates next to their names. Which means NVIDIA isn’t ready to share the dates of their release yet.