Stalker 2 Gets GeForce NOW Support Confirmation from NVIDIA

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For those who want to play some of the best upcoming games but don't have the most powerful rig to be able to run them, GeForce NOW is a subscription service that allows you to stream the games from their powerful rigs onto your own screen. On this GFN Thursday, plenty of games have been announced to be added to the GeForce NOW games catalog across a multitude of launchers. While most of the games announced for this GFN Thursday are on Steam, there are some that will be available on other launchers, as mentioned below. While Dragon Age: The Veilguard is at the forefront with its day-one launch on the cloud, Stalker 2 has also been confirmed to get GeForce NOW support.

Stalker 2 has gone on a rollercoaster of cancelations, delays, and more to reach a release date. It was originally set for a release date in early 2024 before being pushed to 5 September. It has then been further delayed, with the game being officially set for release on 20 November 2024. The game getting GeForce NOW support adds an extra layer to solidify the release date of the upcoming title by GSC Game World.

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There are plenty of games being added to the ever-expanding GeForce NOW catalog, and some of them are horror games to get into the Halloween spirit. This includes titles like Resident Evil 4, Panicore, and even Life is Strange: Double Exposure. There's something for everyone, and there are even more games that are supported than ever, with a ton of them currently on sale on Steam, thanks to the Halloween sale.

Here are all the games coming to GeForce NOW in November, with some new October releases at the top.

• Life is Strange: Double Exposure (Steam, Xbox)
• Dragon Age: The Veilguard (Steam, EA App)
• Resident Evil 4 (Steam)
• Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo (Steam)
• VRChat (Steam)

That concludes the October releases. Now, onto the November releases:

• Metal