Nvidia has added Remedy Entertainment’s Control Resonant to GeForce Now on the game’s launch day. Ultimate members can stream it with RTX 5080-class cloud performance, including ray tracing, DLSS 4, Nvidia Reflex and resolutions up to 5K HDR on compatible displays and connections.
Cloud delivery avoids the game’s roughly 100GB local installation and does not require a matching gaming PC, although users still need sufficient network quality and a supported device. Nvidia is also offering the game at no additional charge with a 12-month Ultimate membership purchased through September 27. That bundle is a limited promotion rather than a permanent addition to the subscription.
The company also says GeForce Now support is coming to Googlebooks, Google’s new laptop category combining ChromeOS and Android. The laptops are expected to begin rolling out in the fall, but Nvidia has not provided a precise date for cloud-gaming support.
Nine games join the service this week, led by DragonSword: Awakening. As with other GeForce Now releases, availability means the game runs on Nvidia’s remote machines and streams to the player; it does not turn the subscription into ownership of every listed title. Purchase requirements vary by game and storefront.