GeForce NOW Adds Gord, Shadow Gambit, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Wayfinder and More This Week

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The latest GeForce NOW Thursday press release reveals that NVIDIA's cloud streaming library is getting 22 games this week, ten of which are released day and date on the cloud platform.

Highlights include Wayfinder, Airship Syndicate's MMO-lite game due to launch later today on Steam Early Access; the long-awaited Jet Set Radio-inspired Bomb Rush Cyberfunk (out tomorrow); and three games we've reviewed in the past two days: Gord, Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Here's what we thought of this trio.

Gord is an interesting and, at times, good, albeit flawed, survival city-builder mixed with action RPG and strategy elements. The atmosphere is excellently done, but this is countered by the sanity mechanics taking too much from the rest of the game. Almost every positive has a negative. The character development mechanics bring a fundamentally broken inventory system. The excellent monster development introduces a few that are just outright broken. The (sometimes) interesting campaign brings a near-opaque element of worldbuilding, requiring much side-reading as names are unceremoniously thrown at you. All in all, Gord isn't a bad game, and while I can have a decent time of it, there are too many flaws to recommend it universally; hardcore strategy fans may apply. 6.5/10

Mimimi has made yet another fantastic real-time tactics title, and I would argue they've cemented their place at the top of the league (if there was one) of developers in the sub-genre. Shadow Gambit is also a huge game, a wide variety of missions and locations - plus the re-visits - brought me in at close to 50 hours, and I still have little things I can do. I would recommend it to anybody and everybody. Fans of the genre, and