GeForce NOW Unleashes Dying Light: The Beast
GeForce NOW has added Dying Light: The Beast to its growing game collection, bringing the thrill of parkour survival horror to the cloud. The GeForce NOW Dying Light update also introduces Two Point Campus, Two Point Museum, and the “Claws of Awaji” expansion for Assassin’s Creed Shadows. In total, 11 new titles are streaming this week, giving members a wide range of gaming experiences.
Unleash the Beast
Dying Light: The Beast marks the next step in Techland’s high-intensity survival series. Players can sprint across rooftops, leap over buildings, and fight terrifying new zombie types. Moreover, new parkour skills make every chase faster and more unpredictable.
The latest chapter heightens tension with fresh combat mechanics and cooperative missions. As a result, teams can now take down waves of enemies in creative ways. Through GeForce NOW, the game runs at RTX 5080-class power, offering ultra-fast loading, smoother visuals, and cinematic clarity. Therefore, players can enjoy console-quality graphics without owning high-end hardware.
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Degrees of Delight
Fans of strategy and simulation games can now enjoy SEGA’s Two Point Campus and Two Point Museum. These two titles add humor and creativity to traditional management gameplay. In Two Point Campus, players design vibrant universities, hire eccentric staff, and manage quirky student activities. Similarly, Two Point Museum lets them build dream exhibitions, attract visitors, and handle amusing disasters.
Both games feature cheerful graphics and lighthearted storytelling. On GeForce NOW, they load instantly, stream smoothly, and run perfectly on any device. Consequently, gamers can enjoy the same quality whether playing on a phone, tablet, or PC.
New Shadows
The Assassin’s Creed Shadows expansion, “Claws of Awaji,” also joins this week’s lineup. It transports players to the Awaji Islands, where a new enemy faction challenges their stealth and skill. The expansion introduces advanced tools, new contracts, and powerful weapons for silent takedowns. In addition, the DLC expands the world with hidden quests that reveal more of the region’s secrets.
Streaming through GeForce NOW makes this stealth adventure even more engaging. Players experience responsive controls, instant loading, and lifelike visuals powered by RTX 5080 performance.
Expanding the Cloud Library
This week’s cloud lineup includes several exciting new titles:
- Fata Deum – The God Sim
- Town to City
- Goblin Cleanup
- Project Winter
- Warborne Above Ashes
- Jump Space
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III
- Field of Glory II: Medieval
- Two Point Campus
- Two Point Museum
Furthermore, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II and Monster Hunter Wilds are now RTX 5080-ready, joining Dying Light: The Beast as part of NVIDIA’s next-generation offerings. These updates ensure players always have access to high-quality gaming no matter their device.
Powering Up Regions
Japan has officially gone live with RTX 5080-class servers, expanding the reach of NVIDIA’s latest cloud technology. Meanwhile, Warsaw and Miami are next in line for upgrades. This rollout demonstrates NVIDIA’s continued investment in faster streaming and improved visual fidelity worldwide.
Additionally, gamers who purchase a new 12-month Ultimate membership can claim Borderlands 4 for free. With powerful titles like Dying Light: The Beast, Two Point Campus, and Assassin’s Creed Shadows now streaming, GeForce NOW continues to redefine gaming freedom through next-level performance and accessibility.
