GeForce NOW's November lineup includes World of Warcraft: Forever, with more Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur's Gate 3 options coming
Nvidia plans to bring 24 games and additional store versions to GeForce NOW during November, with World of Warcraft: Forever among eight additions announced for the first week. Later in the month, the cloud service is also due to support the Xbox versions of Baldur's Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077.
Those two games are not necessarily new to GeForce NOW as a whole: the update concerns additional ways to access them through supported stores. Nvidia lists Cyberpunk 2077 for Battle.net and Xbox, and Baldur's Gate 3 for Xbox, with Xbox Play Anywhere support for both Xbox versions.
The dates in Nvidia's announcement refer to releases on the respective stores. Games can arrive on GeForce NOW after their store launch, and availability can vary, so check the service before planning a session.
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World of Warcraft: Forever leads the first week
World of Warcraft: Forever launched November 4 and is available through Battle.net on GeForce NOW, according to Nvidia. The company says access normally requires an active World of Warcraft subscription or game time.
Premium GeForce NOW members can also use a selection of CurseForge add-ons with Forever. Nvidia says it plans to support around 100 popular add-ons at launch, rather than promising that every add-on will work. Players can request additions using the service's feedback feature.
New World of Warcraft users without an existing subscription can claim a launch-week access reward across GeForce NOW membership tiers, subject to eligibility and availability. Nvidia says the access period runs through November 11 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific, and rewards are first come, first served through the GeForce NOW account portal.
The first-week list also includes County of Fortune, CURE - A Hospital Simulator, Leaf it Alone, Probably Stolen, and SpiritVale through Steam. Planet Zoo 2 and RuneScape: Dragonwilds are listed for the Epic Games Store. As with the later additions, the store attached to a listing matters: support for one version does not automatically mean every storefront version is available.
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Cyberpunk, Baldur's Gate and the rest of the month
Cyberpunk 2077's Battle.net release is listed for November 10; Nvidia also lists the Xbox version for the month without giving a separate streaming date. Baldur's Gate 3's Xbox version is on the November list too. Nvidia also names Warhammer Survivors, Ashes of the Singularity II, Main Sequence, Volvy's Adventure: Reslimed and Appulse among the month's planned additions.
Other announced games include Graveyard Keeper, Quasimorph, Tape to Tape, The Spell Brigade and World of Tanks: Blitz. Nvidia says titles are onboarded throughout the week, so a game's presence in the announcement is not the same as confirmation that it can be streamed today.
The remaining announced titles are Deadly Days: Roadtrip, Gone Fishing, Graveyard Keeper 2 and Village in the Shade. Nvidia lists Graveyard Keeper 2 for Epic Games Store and GOG; check the particular store version when it becomes available.
GeForce NOW streams supported games from remote hardware; players generally need access to the applicable game through a supported store or subscription. A listing on the service does not by itself grant a copy. Membership tiers and game access requirements can differ, so check the game page and your linked account before starting.
Separately, Hogwarts Legacy's DLSS 5 update is available to GeForce NOW Ultimate members. That is a rendering update to an existing supported game, not one of the new store-version additions listed above.
