NVIDIA updated its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service to include three new titles, expanding the library available to subscribers. This addition matters because it gives players immediate access to Galactic Racer, Gears E-Day, and Hellraiser: Revival without needing local hardware upgrades. Users can now launch these games directly through the streaming platform.
Three new titles now available for streaming on the cloud gaming platform
The GeForce NOW platform handles the rendering and streaming of these titles to compatible devices. This update focuses on game library expansion rather than infrastructure changes or driver updates. The service continues to operate as a cloud-based solution for gaming.
The newly supported titles are Galactic Racer, Gears E-Day, and Hellraiser: Revival. These games are now available in the service catalog for eligible subscribers. No specific hardware requirements are listed for the streaming clients in this update.
This library addition follows recent driver updates that also supported Gears E-Day. We previously covered the Nvidia GeForce Driver 617.14 release which added support for Control Resonant and Gears E-Day. The cloud service update appears to align with broader platform support for these titles.
GeForce NOW subscribers can now access Galactic Racer, Gears E-Day, and Hellraiser: Revival. The games are available for streaming immediately. No new pricing tiers or availability regions were announced with this update.
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