Nvidia GeForce NOW just added two new titles to its cloud gaming library, and players who have been waiting for these games can finally stream them without local hardware. The update adds a tactical shooter and a survival sandbox to the service, offering subscribers additional variety for their gaming sessions. If you have been holding out for either game, this is the moment to jump in.
Tactical shooter and survival game join streaming roster
Wardogs is the first new title, described as a tactical shooter that emphasizes precise coordination and quick decision-making. The second is Valheim, which has reached its full 1.0 release and is now available for streaming. Both titles join the existing roster, allowing users to access them through the GeForce NOW client on supported devices.
This update focuses on software availability rather than hardware changes or performance tweaks. Nvidia did not announce new server regions or pricing adjustments alongside these game additions. While the underlying infrastructure remains unchanged, the game library expands to include these two distinct genres.
We looked at the last GeForce NOW update earlier while tracking NVIDIA launches. That previous change introduced DLSS 4.5 controls for Steam Deck and Machine, focusing on balance and stability. This new update shifts the focus to content expansion, adding games that were previously unavailable on the platform.
The Wardogs and Valheim 1.0 updates are now live on GeForce NOW. Players can launch these titles immediately through their existing subscriptions. No new hardware or configuration steps are required to access this content.



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