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GeForce Now adds Resident Evil Requiem and ten other games this week

GeForce Now is ending the month strong with another round of eleven games joining the library. Naturally, the list includes Resident Evil Requiem, which launches for PC and consoles tomorrow, complete with ray-traced lighting.

Currently, Nvidia is bundling free copies of Resident Evil Requiem with select graphics cards and RTX 50-equipped gaming laptops. On top of that, Nvidia is giving away free codes for the game with a 12-month subscription for GeForce Now Ultimate, which grants swift access to an RTX 5080-powered gaming machine.

The full list of games joining GeForce Now this week includes:

  • TCG Card Shop Simulator (New release on Xbox, available on Game Pass Feb. 24)
  • Blizzard Arcade Collection (New release on Ubisoft Connect, Feb. 25)
  • Diablo II: Resurrected (New release on Ubisoft Connect, Feb 25)
  • Spellcasters Chronicles (New release on Steam, Feb. 26, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • Resident Evil: Requiem (New release on Steam, Feb. 27, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • Anno: Mutationem (Xbox, available on Game Pass)
  • Arc Raiders (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • DEVOUR (Steam)
  • Galactic Civilizations 3 (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
  • MotoGP22 (Xbox, available on the Microsoft Store)
  • Torque Drift 2 (Steam)

Nvidia has also rolled out a new Game Ready graphics driver to Nvidia GPU users with day-zero optimisations for Resident Evil Requiem, which launches with DLSS support in addition to a suite of ray-tracing effects.

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