GeForce NOW Adds Granblue Fantasy: Relink, Day Passes, and Cloud G-SYNC + NVIDIA Reflex Support for 60/120 FPS
It's once again Thursday, so NVIDIA has news for GeForce NOW users. To begin with, the cloud service is adding the popular action RPG Granblue Fantasy: Relink, which was released last month by Cygames. Granblue Fantasy: Relink earned an 8 out of 10 score in Wccftech's review by Ule Lopez:
Granblue Fantasy: Relink is a solid Action RPG endeavor that allows for great opportunities in terms of variety. It has a decent story that features a wide variety of twists and turns, with plenty of content that will keep players engaged even after the credits roll.
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The rest of the weekly GeForce NOW additions are:
- The Thaumaturge (New release on Steam, March 4)
- Classified: France ‘44 (New release on Steam, March 5)
- Expeditions: A MudRunner Game (New release on Steam, March 5)
- Winter Survival (New release on Steam, March 6)
- Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator (New release on Steam, March 7)
- Zoria: Age of Shattering (New release on Steam, March 7)
- Undisputed (Steam)
Today, NVIDIA is also launching the Day Passes, which last 24 hours and allow users to try GeForce NOW's paid tiers without committing to monthly payments. The Ultimate Day Pass is available for $7.99, and the Priority Day Pass is priced at $3.99.
Day Pass users get the same benefits as Ultimate and Priority members, including longer gaming sessions, faster access to servers over free members, and ray tracing/NVIDIA DLSS on supported games. Ultimate Day Pass users also obtain access to the same NVIDIA technologies as 40-Series GPU owners (including NVIDIA DLSS 3) for up to 4K 120 fps streaming.
Additionally, NVIDIA is releasing Cloud G-SYNC and NVIDIA Reflex support for 60 and 120 FPS. These features will be available through the GeForce NOW apps on Windows and macOS.
With Cloud G-SYNC, users with variable refresh rate (VRR) monitors will be able to match the streaming rate from GFN servers, thus minimizing
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