Aniimo and 10 more games join GeForce NOW
Nvidia added eleven new games to its GeForce NOW cloud gaming platform this week. Headliners include Aniimo, an open-world creature-catcher adventure, and acclaimed mystery Outer Wilds. 007 First Light gets a major lighting graphics upgrade. Active Matter, a multiverse-themed shooter, also joins. Players can now stream these games instantly without waiting through big downloads.
- Aniimo now streams free on GeForce NOW
- 007 First Light adds advanced graphics features
- Outer Wilds and Active Matter also debut
- Eleven titles total arrive this week
- No local storage or downloads needed
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