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Far Cry 6 is now available on Steam and through GeForce Now

Last week, Nvidia announced plans to bring 16 new games to GeForce Now in May, headlined by the likes of Far Cry 6, The Outlast Trials and The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. This week, another wave of games is arriving, including one of this month's headliners. 

GeForce Now is available in a few different flavours. Signing up for an account is free, allowing users to stream to almost any device, with some caveats, such as being limited to 1080p resolution and potentially having to face server queues for cloud access. The Premium tier offers access to RTX graphics and you'll get priority accesss to servers to skip the queue.

Right now, the GFN Premium tier is on sale, discounted at 40 percent off until the 21st of May. Beyond that, there is also an RTX 4080 tier membership, granting access to RTX 4080-powered servers and all the quality options GeForce Now has to offer.

Here are the games joining GeForce Now this week:

  • Voidtrain (New release on Steam, May 9)
  • Occupy Mars: The Game (New release on Steam, May 10)
  • Far Cry 6 (New Release Steam, May 11)
  • TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 (New release on Steam, May 11)

There will be another GeForce Now update next week.

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