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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com Sept. 11, Nvidia GeForce NOW service has added a number of games that allow players to turn weakly configured devices into high-end gaming platforms that can run a number of improved games. Today, the service has more than 1400 games that can be streamed from the cloud.

GeForce NOW added the following games this week:

Gloomwood (new version on Steam)

TRAIL OUT (new version on Steam)

Shatterline (new version of Steam, September 8)

Steelrising (new versions of Steam and Epic, September 8)

Broken Pieces (new version of Steam, September 9)

Realm Royale Reforged (Epic version)

GeForce NOW now offers more than 1400 real-time streaming games so that users can always play new games. CTOnews.com learned that many of these games include powerful features, such as 4K resolution, ultra-low latency, and even 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound support. Users can almost enjoy the powerful features of high-fidelity graphics without the need for powerful PC.

In addition, the service supports mobile devices with special controls for games such as Fortnite and Genshin Impact. Users who don't have many games in the Steam / Epic library can also play one of the 100 free games, such as League of Legends and Rumbleverse.

Smart TVs from manufacturers such as Samsung and LG also offer the service. Speaking of these versions, the Samsung Game Center integrates GeForce NOW Select, which provides a regularly planned and updated list to showcase new, popular and recently released games.

At the same time, LG updated its UI with home screen game shelves, bringing GeForce NOW games directly to the home screen, adding new game discoverability for members streaming to supported 2022 and 2021 LG TVs. NVIDIA GeForce NOW is currently available on PC, Mac, Android, iOS, SHIELD TV and some smart TV devices.

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