Nvidia's Native GeForce Now App for Steam Deck

In a much-anticipated move, Nvidia is set to launch a native GeForce Now app for the Steam Deck “later this year.” This announcement, made in a recent blog post, is exciting news for gamers eager to take advantage of Nvidia’s renowned cloud gaming service. Currently, while setting up GeForce Now on the Steam Deck is relatively simple with the help of a special script from Nvidia, the forthcoming native app promises to streamline the installation process significantly. It’s also expected to support impressive capabilities, including 4K resolution and 60 frames per second with HDR output when connected to a TV—offering a top-tier gaming experience.

Expansion to Virtual Reality Headsets

But the excitement doesn't stop there! Nvidia is also preparing to extend its GeForce Now services to major virtual reality (VR) headsets, with support rolling out soon for devices like the Apple Vision Pro, Meta Quest 3 and 3S, and the Pico series, which are popular for immersive gaming experiences. With the anticipated launch of GeForce Now version 2.0.70, users will gain access to an “extensive library of games” available for streaming right through their headset browsers via play.geforcenow.com.

Upcoming Microsoft Titles on GeForce Now

In addition to these exciting developments, Nvidia has teased that two highly-anticipated Microsoft titles will make their debut on GeForce Now later this year. Gamers can look forward to “Avowed,” set to launch on February 18th, and “DOOM: The Dark Ages,” which is slated for release sometime within the year. This partnership highlights Nvidia's commitment to expanding its platform, offering gamers access to even more blockbuster titles.

Conclusion

Stay tuned, as Nvidia's latest innovations are not just shaping the future of cloud gaming but also empowering players to enjoy their favorite games in a way that was previously unimaginable. Don’t miss out on the digital revolution in gaming—your next adventure awaits!