Nvidia GeForce NOW has officially exited its beta phase in India, bringing full cloud gaming access to users in the region. This launch matters because it removes the experimental limitations that previously restricted service stability and feature availability for Indian players. Gamers can now subscribe to standard tiers without waiting for beta invites or reporting bugs as primary users.
Service goes live with local payments and five new titles
The service expands its platform footprint by adding India to its list of supported regions for cloud-based game streaming. Players can access the game library via web browsers or dedicated applications on compatible devices, utilizing Nvidia’s RTX-enabled cloud infrastructure. This move integrates Indian infrastructure into the broader GeForce NOW network, allowing seamless play across devices.
GeForce NOW now supports UPI payments, giving gamers across India a fast, secure and convenient way to purchase memberships and day passes. The new feature streamlines the purchasing process for regional customers who favor digital wallet payments instead of conventional credit cards. This payment option accommodates local financial preferences, making it easier for new subscribers to complete their purchases.
Five new titles join the supported list this week: Denshattack!, The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu, Heave Ho 2, Fogpiercer, and Onimusha: Way of the Sword DEMO. These games become available to stream immediately for subscribers across all regions, including the newly expanded Indian market. Nvidia states that this week, gamers can choose from monthly Performance and Ultimate memberships, flexible day passes or the basic, free offering — making it easier than ever to experience GeForce RTX-powered cloud gaming.
We’ve been tracking GeForce NOW closely — see our earlier coverage on Nvidia GeForce NOW Adds Six New. This recent expansion complements previous updates that adjusted pricing and added titles to the global library. The service continues to grow its catalog and regional reach without changing its core subscription model.
GeForce NOW now offers monthly Performance and Ultimate memberships, flexible day passes, and a basic free tier to Indian users. The region officially exited the beta phase of the rollout that began back in April of this year. This confirms that the infrastructure is stable and ready for permanent, full-service operation in India.
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