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GeForce Now adds seven more games this week and completes global RTX 5080 rollout

GeForce Now is adding support for seven more games this week. The headliner is Of Ash and Steel, a brand new release this week that will launch straight onto the RTX 5080-powered servers. 

Most of 2025's biggest titles are available via GeForce Now, complete with the RTX 5080 upgrade, which has been rolling out across the world over the past few months. This week, another title joins the RTX 5080 servers –  Of Ash and Steel, a gritty RPG with branching faction storylines and over 45 hours of narrative content, putting players on a journey to grow from a humble map maker into a legendary hero.

The full list of new games joining the GeForce Now library this week includes:

  • Of Ash and Steel (New release on Steam, Nov. 24, GeForce RTX 5080-ready)
  • Kill It With Fire (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, Nov. 25)
  • Project Motor Racing (New release on Steam, Nov. 25)
  • Brotato (Steam)
  • Cricket 26 (Steam)
  • GODBREAKERS (Steam)
  • Zero Hour (Epic Games Store)

On top of the new games announced this week, Nvidia has also announced that RTX 5080 servers are now available in Stockholm, the final server on the list, meaning RTX 5080 servers are now officially available in all supported regions.

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