A Look at the First Bethesda Games on GeForce NOW

Today at QuakeCon, the GeForce NOW Ultimate Kovaak’s Challenge begins, and 21 new games are hitting the cloud, with the Bethesda franchise leading the pack

The GeForce NOW Ultimate KovaaK’s challenge begins today at the QuakeCon video game event, providing players worldwide the chance to play to their absolute maximum with ultra-high 240 frames per second streaming. Rise and shine, it’s time to quake up. Top scorers can also win some tasty prizes, such as a 240Hz gaming display, in addition to bragging rights.

This week, 21 new games have been added to the GeForce NOW catalog, including the award-winning Bethesda blockbusters Doom Eternal, Quake, Wolfenstein: The New Order, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, and Wolfenstein: Youngblood.

Additionally, Baldur’s Gate 3 is a favorite among members. To beat the wait times for free members and begin gaming right away, be sure to upgrade to Ultimate and Priority memberships right away.

Ultimate Strength, Ultimate Victory

Caution: Due to the superior quality of the GeForce NOW Ultimate membership, players can no longer attribute losses to their gaming equipment.

GeForce NOW’s Ultimate KovaaK’s challenge is an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the full benefits of an Ultimate membership and 240 frames per second cloud gaming in honor of the completion of the Ultimate update. Watch how the game is completely altered by broadcasting from a GeForce RTX 4080 gaming system.

 Give it a try if you want!

In order to build a unique demo for the GeForce NOW software for PCs and Macs, GeForce NOW collaborated with well-known aim trainer KovaaK’s. Free and Priority members can stream the demo and then receive a free one-day upgrade to GeForce NOW Ultimate for 240 frames per second gaming to immediately see a significant performance boost. Members should make sure their device settings are ideal for the challenge because they will be notified through email when their free one-day upgrade becomes available.

During the one-day upgrade, gamers can replay the demo as many times as they like on Ultimate and compete with other GeForce NOW members for the highest score on the challenge scoreboard. Through Thursday, September 21, players at QuakeCon and those playing at home can compete for prizes. For further information, keep an eye on Facebook and Twitter.

The fun is open to Ultimate members as well, who have been enjoying ultra-high 240 fps cloud gaming. Just remember to be a little lenient toward the novices on the scoreboard.

The Cloud just heated up

Bring the heat over to Bethesda’s highly acclaimed first-person shooter titles after warming up with the Ultimate Challenge.

In Doom Eternal, the most recent installment of the illustrious Doom franchise, Hell’s troops have once more encroached upon Earth. To halt the demonic invasion and save humanity, travel through many dimensions. Raze opponents in the single-player narrative, or gather some friends for “Battlemode” and take on their demons in a best-of-five fight as an enhanced, fully armed Doom Slayer. The Slayer can defeat the opponents by using its weapons and power-ups while each demon has a special ability.

Take on the role of Ranger, a warrior with a potent armory of weapons, in the video game classic Quake. Fight an army of warped beasts, corrupted knights, and malformed ogres. In an online co-op mode, brave it by yourself or with a group of up to four other players.

With Wolfenstein: The New Order, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, and Wolfenstein: Youngblood entering the cloud, take the fight to the Wolfenstein franchise and engage high-tech Nazi hordes in a warped version of history. Play as the twin daughters of the well-known character B.J. Blazkowicz in Youngblood after experiencing their narrative in New Order and The New Colossus. Wolfenstein: Youngblood can also be played by members with RTX ON for real-time cinematic lighting.

With a GeForce NOW Ultimate membership, fans of the series may stream at up to 240 frames per second, providing top performance that is useful while battling demons, war machines, or other players from around the world.

Welcome the New

The most recent season of Apex Legends, a well-liked free-to-play first-person shooter game with a battle royale mode, is currently streaming. Revenant, who focuses on offense, gets a fresh appearance and lethal new powers in Apex Legends: Resurrection. Members can also compete on brand-new Mixtape on Broken Moon stages. Alternately, players can test their mettle against opponents from the Resurrection Battle Pass in a new Ranked season.