Technology NVIDIA GeForce Now will add almost 60 games in October, including Forza Motorsport and more

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The NVIDIA GeForce Now cloud gaming service continues to add a lot of games to its growing library of titles. Today, the company announced that in October, it will add almost 60 games to the service, including 29 games just this week alone.

The new games that will be added this week include:
It's more than likely that NVIDIA will add even more games to GeForce Now before the end of the month. At the same time, it's possible a few games on the list might not be added. In September, two titles that were announced as coming to the service, Halo Infinite and Kingdoms Reborn, did not make it. Hopefully, they will be added in the near future.

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NVIDIA will have another busy month in November in terms of adding new games to its GeForce Now game streaming service. The company has revealed that it plans to add 54 games to the GeForce Now library of supported titles.

In a blog post, it revealed the first 15 games that are being added. The list includes two games that were put in on October 31. It also includes Virtex Stadium, which is the virtual stadium created for Riot Games's League of Legends world championship finals that begin later today. The stadium will use NVIDIA's cloud infrastructure and is accessible for free without the need to create a new login.
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