GeForce NOW powers cloud gaming with RTX 5080 in Toronto

From a technical point of view, the update enables streaming at up to 4K resolution and support for ultrawide monitors, maintaining a frame rate that can reach 120 FPS. The infrastructure also allows thenative use of proprietary optimization technologies, including NVIDIA DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) for intelligent upscaling, ray tracing for advanced dynamic lighting management, and NVIDIA Reflex for reducing system latency.

In parallel with the hardware expansion, the platform has integrated the new “999 Nights” update from NTE: Neverness to Everness. The cloud architecture allows users to access new content, which includes new game modes, additional characters and a new vehicle component, without the need for downloads, installations or taking up local storage space. The update also introduces the foundation for future support for native touch controls.

The catalog is further enriched with the demo “Endless Ragnarok” per Granblue Fantasy: Relinkwhich expands the offering with new narrative sections and enemy types. The availability of titles on the platform continues with this week’s releases, including Esports Manager 2026 (on Steam from July 6) e Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced (from July 9th on Steam and Ubisoft Connect). GeForce NOW’s strategy confirms the industry trend towards cloud-first, where computing power is delegated to remote servers, allowing the execution of high graphics loads even on devices without dedicated high-end hardware.