GeForce NOW Adds Manor Lords, Diablo II/III, StarCraft and More

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This GeForce NOW Thursday brings several major additions to NVIDIA's cloud gaming platform. Arguably the most important one is Manor Lords, currently the top wishlisted game on Steam by over three million users. To quell the hype, the solo developer behind Slavic Magic recently wrote a blog post to explain what the game is not:

• Manor Lords is not a Total War competitor. It's a citybuilder with battles. Yes, battles are there, but not as huge or as frequent as some of you might expect. The majority of gameplay is focused on citybuilding and management.
• It's not an Empire management-style Grand Strategy game, either. The map has regions, but you won't be able to conquer the whole Europe, nor have marriages or anything like that. The game is designed to play at a much smaller scale.
• It's not an RPG either. If you played KCD or Mount&Blade, ML is a different type of game. There is a visit mode in Manor Lords which allows you to walk around your town, but it's an experimental, cosmetic bonus feature, the game is really meant to be played from the "bird's eye" perspective, like a strategy game (almost always) should. There won't be any first person gameplay.
• It's not a competitive, fast paced RTS like Age of Empires or StarCraft. A lot of the game mechanics focus on aesthetics of your town and resources take some time to be transported around the map. This results mostly in a more of a relaxed experience, with high intensity moments spicing up atmospheric citybuilding rather than the game being at high intensity all the time.

Manor Lords also supports DLSS 2 (Super Resolution), so GeForce NOW users at the Priority and Ultimate tier will be able to activate Deep Learning Super Sampling and accelerate performance.

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You can find the rest of the weekly GeForce NOW additions below, with Diablo II Resurrected, Diablo III, StarCraft Remastered, and StarCraft II easily being the highlights.