GeForce NOW September Games: NBA 2K27, DLSS 5 and More Cloud Gaming Releases
GeForce NOW is adding 26 more games to its cloud gaming library throughout September. This month’s highlights include NBA 2K27, enhanced with NVIDIA DLSS 5 3D Guided Neural Rendering, along with the dark fantasy adventure Blood of Dawnwalker and Capcom’s samurai action game Onimusha: The Way of the Sword.
Through close collaboration with NVIDIA, Visual Concepts and 2K, DLSS 5 introduces more realistic lighting, skin, hair and material details in NBA 2K27. The technology is designed to complement the game’s authentic broadcast-style presentation and deliver a more immersive basketball experience when streamed through GeForce NOW.
Members can also explore a world caught between humanity and vampirism in Rebel Wolves’ Blood of Dawnwalker, or travel to a haunted version of Kyoto in Onimusha: The Way of the Sword. These are among the new games joining the GeForce NOW game library this week.
Experience NBA 2K27 with NVIDIA DLSS 5

NVIDIA, Visual Concepts and 2K are bringing DLSS 5 3D Guided Neural Rendering to NBA 2K27, delivering enhanced sports realism for players streaming the game from the cloud at launch.
DLSS 5 intelligently enhances lighting and materials throughout the game. From light reflecting off an athlete’s hair and skin to the subtle details of facial features, the technology helps create a more authentic, broadcast-quality basketball experience.
GeForce NOW Ultimate members in NVIDIA-operated regions can stream NBA 2K27 on PC, Mac, handheld gaming devices, smartphones, tablets, TVs and other supported devices. DLSS 5 is available when the game is streamed from GeForce RTX 5080-powered cloud gaming rigs.
There is no need to wait for downloads, manage storage or upgrade your local hardware. Launch NBA 2K27 from the cloud and enjoy enhanced visual fidelity powered by DLSS 5.
Explore a world between humans and vampires in Blood of Dawnwalker

Rebel Wolves’ newly released Blood of Dawnwalker is now available to stream on GeForce NOW. This open-world dark fantasy action RPG takes players to an alternate 14th-century Europe shaped by war, plague and the growing influence of vampire forces.
Players take on the role of Coen, a young Dawnwalker determined to rescue his family. Torn between his humanity and his cursed vampire powers, Coen’s abilities change depending on the time of day. These transformations influence exploration, combat and the way players uncover the secrets of the world.
GeForce NOW Ultimate members can take advantage of GeForce RTX 5080-class cloud performance on supported PCs, Macs, handhelds, mobile devices and TVs. Skip lengthy installations and start Coen’s adventure directly from the cloud.
Sharpen your sword in Onimusha: The Way of the Sword

Capcom’s Onimusha: The Way of the Sword joins GeForce NOW at launch, allowing members to experience the latest entry in the acclaimed action series without waiting for a local download.
Play as a lone samurai equipped with a mysterious demon gauntlet as you fight through a supernatural version of Edo-era Kyoto. Master precise swordplay, unleash powerful abilities and absorb the souls of defeated enemies while battling relentless phantom demons.
Ultimate members can stream Onimusha: The Way of the Sword with GeForce RTX 5080-class performance on PC, Mac, handheld devices, mobile devices, TVs, Firefox and other supported platforms.
Additional games joining GeForce NOW this week include:
- Breath Edge 2 — Steam, August 31
- Serious Sam: Shatterverse — Steam, August 31
- Crimson Moon — Steam, September 1
- Blood of Dawnwalker — Steam, September 2
- NBA 2K27 — Steam, September 3
- Speedrunner 2: King of Speed — Steam and Xbox Game Pass, September 3
- Onimusha: The Way of the Sword — Steam, September 4
- How to Fish — Steam
- Shelves and Magic: Organize Your Magic Shop — Steam
- Volume — Steam
More games coming to GeForce NOW in September
The following games are scheduled to launch on GeForce NOW later in September:
- Bus Simulator 27 — Steam, September 8
- Halloween: The Game — Steam, September 8
- Honeycomb: The World Beyond — Steam, September 8
- Wanderburg — Steam, September 8
- Shroom and Gloom — Steam, September 10
- WARDOGS — Steam, September 10
- Welcome to Elderfield — Steam, September 10
- Active Matter — Steam, September 15
- Aniimo — Steam, September 15
- Train Sim World 7 — Steam, September 15
- The Guild 1 Remake: Europa 1410 — Steam, September 17
- CONTROL Resonant — Steam, September 24
- Nivalis Nights — Steam, September 29
- Mixtape — Steam
- Neon White — Steam
- Outer Wilds — Steam
- Stray — Steam
- What Remains of Edith Finch — Steam
Additional GeForce NOW games announced in August
GeForce NOW also announced 26 additional titles, following the addition of games from 18 publishers and storefronts during the previous month.
- Catmail Company — Steam
- Monster Hunter Wilds Prologue Demo — Steam
- Stars Reach — Steam
- DIVE or DIE – Children of the Rain — Steam
- Escape the Backrooms — Xbox Game Pass
- Hell Is Us — Xbox Game Pass
- Parcel Simulator — Steam
- The Thaumaturge — Xbox Game Pass
- Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered — Epic Games Store
- Star Wars Zero Company — EA app and Steam
- Baldur’s Gate 3 — GOG
- Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 — GOG
- Cold Fear — GOG
- IRON NEST: Heavy Turret Simulator — Steam
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance II — GOG
- Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord — GOG
- No Man’s Sky — GOG
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — GOG
Listed dates refer to each game’s release date on its respective storefront. GeForce NOW availability may vary because titles are onboarded after launch and can be added throughout the week. Follow the GeForce NOW game library and GFN Thursdays for the latest availability updates.
New to GeForce NOW? Try a GeForce NOW day pass to experience premium cloud gaming before committing to a membership. Day pass purchases may be applied toward your first monthly membership, making it easy to test GeForce RTX-powered cloud gaming and play the latest releases on supported devices.
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Source: blogs.nvidia.com


