NVIDIA added nine games to GeForce NOW this week, including WARDOGS, which entered early access on September 10. The other titles are Bus Simulator 27, Halloween: The Game, Honeycomb: The World Beyond, Wanderburg, Shroom and Gloom, Train Sim World 7, Welcome to Elderfield and Death Stranding Director’s Cut. The first eight games are supported through Steam, while the last one is supported through the Epic Games Store; cloud access may not begin at the same time as the store release. WARDOGS is a three-team shooter from BULKHEAD supporting up to 100 players, while Bus Simulator 27 offers more than 45 buses from 13 manufacturers in Felicia Bay. NVIDIA is targeting 28 games in September. Valheim’s Deep North update has been brought to the cloud. The games run on GeForce RTX systems. The catalog has more than 4,000 titles, and the number of Premium Install-to-Play titles exceeds 2,200.
Why it matters
This expansion shows that GeForce NOW tracks not only new titles but also major updates to existing games, as in the case of Valheim, in its cloud catalog. The lineup, spanning shooters, bus and train simulation, horror and survival, appeals to different groups of players while also diversifying the catalog of more than 4,000 titles. However, since support depends on the store version rather than the game itself, users need to check whether the copy they own is compatible through Steam or the Epic Games Store. The possibility that store releases and cloud access may not be simultaneous leaves the timing of access uncertain, especially for those who want to play new games on day one. The share of these nine titles in the target of 28 games set for September provides a benchmark for tracking the pace of the monthly expansion.
Background
NOW is not a new name in the FikirPilot archive: over the past 90 days, we have published 18 news articles mentioning this name; the most recent is dated September 12, 2026.