GeForce NOW Expands Library with 21 New Games in July, Featuring Killing Floor 3 and Schedule I

Nvidia Expands GeForce NOW with Exciting New Releases for July

As we welcome a new month, Nvidia is revamping its GeForce NOW service with an exciting slate of game additions for subscribers. In their latest blog post, the tech giant reveals that 21 new titles are set to enhance the cloud gaming experience throughout July. Key highlights from this month’s offerings include highly anticipated games such as Killing Floor 3, Little Nightmares II, Schedule I, and RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business.

New Arrivals This Week

In a notable first week, Nvidia will introduce the following seven titles to its platform:

• Little Nightmares II – A new release on Xbox, currently available on PC Game Pass as of July 1
• Figment – A free new release on the Epic Games Store, launching July 3
• Path of Exile 2 – From Kakao Games
• Clicker Heroes – Available on Steam
• Fabledom – Now on Steam
• Rogue: Genesia – Accessible via Steam
• Schedule I – Available on Steam

Looking Ahead: More Games Coming This Month

As July progresses, Nvidia has plans to release an additional array of titles, coinciding with numerous major launches. Upcoming games include:

• The Ascent – New Xbox release, available on PC Game Pass starting July 8
• Every Day We Fight – Debuting on Steam on July 10
• Mycopunk – Also launching on Steam on July 10
• Brickadia – Coming to Steam on July 11
• HUNTER×HUNTER NEN×IMPACT – Available on Steam from July 15
• Stronghold Crusader: Definitive Edition – Another addition on July 15 via Steam
• DREADZONE – Set to release on Steam on July 17
• The Drifter – Launching on Steam on July 17
• He Is Coming – Set for release on Steam on July 17
• Killing Floor 3 – Hitting Steam on July 24
• RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business – Releasing on Steam on July 17
• Wildgate – Coming on July 22 via Steam
• Wuchang: Fallen Feathers – Launching on both Steam and the Epic Games Store on July 23
• Battle Brothers – Now available on Steam

Stay Tuned for More Updates

Nvidia continuously expands its cloud gaming library with fresh titles throughout the month, so be sure to return regularly to see what new games have been added. It’s important to note that unlike a subscription service such as Game Pass, GeForce NOW requires users to own a copy of a game or possess a license through PC Game Pass to access it via the cloud service.

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