GeForce NOW is adding a major collection of games and updates in November, including Hogwarts Legacy with NVIDIA DLSS 5 and 3D Guided Neural Rendering, Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft: Forever, and new downloadable content for Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 and Anno 117: Pax Romana. NVIDIA says the service will feature 24 games during the month, with eight titles arriving this week, while additional games are scheduled throughout November.
Hogwarts Legacy receives NVIDIA DLSS 5 upgrade
Hogwarts Legacy is now available to stream through Steam, Epic Games and Xbox with Xbox Play Anywhere support. The game has also received NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 upgrade with 3D Guided Neural Rendering, adding more lifelike lighting and material detail to its magical world.
Published by Warner Bros. Games under the Portkey Games label and developed by Avalanche Software, Hogwarts Legacy is an open-world action role-playing game set in the 1800s. Players begin in their fifth year at Hogwarts, where they can encounter magical creatures, brew potions, learn spells and explore familiar and previously unknown locations.
The update improves lighting and materials while retaining the game’s underlying geometry and textures. Avalanche Software used developer controls in DLSS 5 to help preserve the game’s artistic direction and visual style.
Hogwarts Legacy also supports DLSS multi-frame generation and ray reconstruction, which are designed to improve performance and enhance ray-traced graphics at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. NVIDIA says members can fine-tune their cloud experience through DLSS 4.5 Control.
GeForce NOW Ultimate members can access the update with GeForce RTX 5080-class performance on PCs, Macs, handhelds, browsers, mobile devices, compatible TVs and other supported hardware. GeForce NOW manages game installations and updates, reducing the need for local storage and expensive hardware upgrades.
World of Warcraft: Forever begins a new chapter
Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft: Forever released on Wednesday, November 4th, and is streaming on GeForce NOW. The game invites players into a reimagined original Azeroth designed to continue expanding for years to come.
Players can explore expanded zones, discover gameplay enhancements and experience upgraded graphics in a world built around community and adventure. Access is included with an active World of Warcraft license, subscription or game time, giving returning players and newcomers a fresh starting point.
GeForce NOW also supports CurseForge add-ons for World of Warcraft: Forever. Approximately 100 of the most popular CurseForge add-ons will be supported at launch for premium members, with the selection expected to evolve according to player preferences. Members can request additional add-ons through in-app feedback for consideration in future updates.
For users who do not already have a World of Warcraft subscription, launch-week access benefits are available across all GeForce NOW membership tiers until Wednesday, November 11th at 11:59 p.m. PT. Eligible members can sign in to their GeForce NOW account and use the account portal. Redemptions are available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.
New content for The Division 2 and Anno 117
Ubisoft is bringing two downloadable content releases to GeForce NOW this week: one sends agents into New York in Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, while the other expands the Roman Empire in Anno 117: Pax Romana.
Released earlier this week, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2: Echoes of Central Park opens Central Park and the Upper West Side for the first time in the franchise. Players can investigate reports of disappearances and mysterious threats, team up with three companions with different combat roles, and earn new gear and six skill variants. The content supports solo and cooperative play, while agents below level 40 receive a level boost.
Anno 117: Pax Romana – Dawn of the Delta arrives today. The expansion lets players build a city in Aegyptos, where desert terrain, fertile farmland and seasonal flooding influence strategic decisions. Players can develop irrigation systems and choose whether to Romanize the population or preserve local traditions. The new states can be explored in existing saves or selected as the starting point for a new game.
GeForce NOW handles expansion downloads and updates, allowing players to access the new content without managing local downloads.
More games coming to GeForce NOW in November
The November lineup includes the following games. Release dates listed below refer to each title’s release on its respective store; GeForce NOW availability may vary as games are onboarded after launch and added throughout the week.
- Ashes of the Singularity II — Steam, November 10
- Cyberpunk 2077 — Battle.net, November 10; the Xbox version supports Xbox Play Anywhere
- Warhammer Survivors — Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass, November 10
- Main Sequence — Steam, November 12
- Volvi Adventure: Slimming — Steam, November 19
- Apalus — Steam, November 26
- Baldur’s Gate 3 — Xbox, with Xbox Play Anywhere support
- Deadly Days: Road Trip — Steam
- Gone Fishing — Steam
- Graveyard Keeper — Steam
- Graveyard Keeper 2 — Epic Games Store and GOG
- Pseudomorph — Steam
- Tape to Tape — Steam
- Spell Brigade — Steam
- Village in the Shade — Steam
- World of Tanks: Blitz — Wargaming
NVIDIA advises readers to follow the GeForce NOW channel and GFN Thursdays for updates on when announced titles become available.
Additional GeForce NOW features from October
GeForce NOW announced 25 games, while 16 additional titles were moved to the cloud during October.
New users can try the service through a GeForce NOW day pass. Gamers can test Performance or Ultimate before committing to a membership, and day-pass pricing applies to the first monthly membership. NVIDIA says the Ultimate day pass is the option for users who want to experience Hogwarts Legacy with DLSS 5.
Source: blogs.nvidia.com