The Diablo IV expansion, Vessel of Hatred, launched this week and it’s one of the handful of new games you can stream on GeForce NOW today. Outside of Diablo IV and its Vessel of Hatred expansion, NVIDIA is adding 6 new games into the mix for subscribers to play in the cloud.
This marks 11 games total for the month of October. There were 5 added last week, and there will be 22 for the month of October in total. The 6 new games added to the library this week include Empyrion – Galactic Survival, Europa, Dwarven Realms, Star Trek Timelines, Star Trucker, and Starcom: Unknown Space. That’s a lot of space-themed games in a single week. So if you’re big on space games, it seems this is the week to dive into GeForce NOW and have some fun.
All of these need to be owned on Steam. The one exception is Empyrion – Galactic Survival. This is a new release on the Epic Games Store this week. This is a sandbox survival game so you’ll be doing a lot of resource gathering. As well as setting up camps and structures, building ships, and exploring the vastness of space. All in search of new planets and a universe full of oddities and mysteries. If you like space sims and survival games, this is the game for you.
GeForce NOW Ultimate members can play the Diablo IV expansion at its best
Diablo IV has received quite a few updates since its release last Summer, and part of that involves enhanced graphics features like Ray Tracing and compatibility with DLSS 3, Frame Generation, and more. If you’re going to play the game through GeForce NOW, you might want to consider the Ultimate membership. That is if you’re not already subscribed to it. Because it’ll let you take advantage of these features.
With the Ultimate membership, you can play Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred in up to 4K resolution at up to 120 frames per second. And trust me, with how good the expansion looks, you’re going to want to see it in all its glory. Additionally, NVIDIA is rolling out an update to the GeForce NOW service that brings in the game library sync for Battle.net accounts this week. This means you can easily stream your battle.net copy of the game in the cloud.
Play all of your Battle.net games on the go
No matter where you are, you can enjoy your favorite Blizzard games thanks to the newly added game library sync for battle.net accounts. It was already possible to play Blizzard games prior to today, but they needed to be available on Steam. Now you can stream any of Blizzard’s games that are tied to your Battle.net account. This means you can stream StarCraft II, any of the available Call of Duty titles, Hearthstone, Diablo Immortal, and more. Of course, Diablo Immortal and Hearthstone are both available on mobile platforms too. So you can simply forego the GeForce NOW connection if you’re planning to play either of those two.
