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WARDOGS Joins GeForce NOW Cloud Gaming Library, Bringing Tactical First-Person Shooter to Early-Access Launch


GeForce NOW has welcomed the latest additions to its library of PC games, including WARDOGS, Valheim, and Bus Simulator 27. The platform offers members the chance to play the latest titles without needing expensive PC upgrades, making it an attractive option for gamers looking for a convenient and affordable way to play PC games.

  • WARDOGS, a tactical first-person shooter, is now available on GeForce NOW at an early-access launch.
  • The 1.0 Deep North update for Valheim is now available, adding new enemies, weapons, and strongholds.
  • Bus Simulator 27, a game about driving buses, is now available on GeForce NOW.
  • New games and updates join GeForce NOW's growing library, including Halloween: The Game, Honeycomb: The World Beyond, Wanderburg, and Shroom and Gloom.
  • Members can try out GeForce NOW with a day pass before committing to a membership.
  • NVIDIA DLSS 5 technology has renewed interest in GeForce NOW cloud gaming.



  • GeForce NOW, the cloud gaming platform from NVIDIA, has announced the latest additions to its growing library of PC games, including the tactical first-person shooter WARDOGS. The game, developed by BULKHEAD, is now available on GeForce NOW at an early-access launch, offering members the chance to jump into the game without needing expensive PC upgrades.

    In addition to WARDOGS, GeForce NOW has also welcomed the 1.0 Deep North update for Valheim, a popular survival game that challenges players to survive in a Viking frontier. The update adds new enemies, weapons, and strongholds to the game, making it easier for players to navigate the frozen landscape.

    Furthermore, GeForce NOW has introduced Bus Simulator 27, a game that allows players to drive a fleet of officially licensed buses through Felicia Bay, a sunny region with two cities, 20 districts, and a full day-and-night cycle. Players can build routes, manage timetables, and grow a successful bus company in Story, Career, or Sandbox mode.

    These new additions join a growing list of games available on GeForce NOW, including Halloween: The Game, Honeycomb: The World Beyond, Wanderburg, and Shroom and Gloom. Train Sim World 7 – Advanced Access and WARDOGS are now available on Steam, while Death Stranding Director’s Cut is available on the Epic Games Store.

    For those who are new to GeForce NOW, the platform offers the chance to try out premium cloud gaming with a day pass before committing to a membership. The cost of the day pass can be applied towards the first monthly membership, making it an affordable option for those who want to try out the platform.

    NVIDIA DLSS 5 technology has also been renewed interest in GeForce NOW cloud gaming, according to a recent GFN community member. The member recently returned after six years and expressed excitement about trying out the platform.

    The new games and updates are now available on GeForce NOW, and members can access them without needing expensive PC upgrades or downloads. With GeForce NOW, players can enjoy a wide range of PC games across supported devices, including PC, Mac, Steam Deck, and Amazon Fire TV Stick.

    In conclusion, GeForce NOW has continued to grow its library of PC games, offering members a chance to play the latest titles without needing expensive PC upgrades. With the addition of WARDOGS, Valheim, and Bus Simulator 27, GeForce NOW has become an attractive option for gamers looking for a convenient and affordable way to play PC games.



    Related Information:
  • https://www.digitaleventhorizon.com/articles/WARDOGS-Joins-GeForce-NOW-Cloud-Gaming-Library-Bringing-Tactical-First-Person-Shooter-to-Early-Access-Launch-deh.shtml

  • https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/geforce-now-thursday-wardogs/


  • Published: Thu Sep 10 13:14:05 2026 by llama3.2 3B Q4_K_M











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