I'll have to install GFN client first is it

Tough luck, I guess

You can play from a web browser (Chrome/Edge/Safari): play.geforcenow.com but the Test Network option is not available for an unknown reason (Chrome, in my case).

You can install a GFN client if you are using Windows, macOS, Android, Android TV, NVIDIA Shield TV, 2021+ LG Smart TVs, Samsung Gaming Hub (2022 Samsung Smart TVs)

More about Samsung Gaming Hub:
https://www.samsung.com/us/televisions-home...tvs/gaming-hub/
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2022/06/30/ge...ursday-june-30/

https://www.gamehubplus.com/geforce-now/download



This post has been edited by eclectice: Jul 19 2022, 12:31 PM

Thanks, just installed GFN client and having a test

try one hour, picture and latency not bad, maybe i near to Singapore.
Can save GPU money, buy game when game platform got massive promotion.

I hope Geforce now and colebrate with xbox pass, this will awesome

It really need stable internet connection, otherwise don't subcribe it

and the high ping will kill u

This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Jul 19 2022, 11:14 AM

Anyone able play to batman arkham knight?
It’s in my epic games list, but it’s not showing up in geforce now

ekcualli

after using time, i think ping wont be an issue

15 ms only to dota 2 singapore server

100 ms to aus

maxshit maybe, rubbish copper line apartment -> fibre main

you can go this link, search supported games

https://www.gamehubplus.com/geforce-now/games

Just checked, seems to be a game studio dispute issue

finally no need buy expensive gpu. good riddance

But do you need to have the game first to play? right or no need also can play?

This post has been edited by UnknownMy: Jul 19 2022, 02:16 PM

yeah, still own game in epic or steam.

basically just virtual remote PC that straight connect to your epic/steam account

free to play games

or wait for steam/origin/epic sales

This post has been edited by syahpian: Jul 19 2022, 02:26 PM

Ok, I see. Still need own the game unless it is free one

You need to own the game from the supported game stores except for the free-to-play games in GFN.

The GFN service is similar to Shadow, except the latter can do more besides playing games.

The benefit is that even if you cancel your GFN subscription, your games will still be available in the game stores for you to install elsewhere especially when you have enough money to buy a better gaming rig

Some game streaming services, such as Xbox Game Pass, Stadia, Playstation Now, and Amazon Luna, allow you to buy the game directly from their own game store without linking to any external game store. Still, if you cancel your subscription, you will lose privileges based on your membership tier, unable to play those games until you re-subscribe. Fortunately, Xbox Game Pass now supports linking games from the Ubisoft game store.

For respective Xbox Game Pass and Playstation Now, canceling your subscription will lose access to the Xbox Game Pass or Playstation Now games you installed on your devices unless some of the games come from the Microsoft Store or physical disc copies.

What happens when you delete your Stadia account
https://support.google.com/stadia/answer/9617647?hl=en

Xbox subscription cancellation and refunds
https://support.xbox.com/en-MY/help/subscri...or-subscription

This post has been edited by eclectice: Jul 20 2022, 04:20 PM

I think you’ll still need the game to play, no need gpu and can play anywhere as long you got decent hardware is already a plus point for me.

Why buy expensive gpu after few years its obsolete and gpu’s also need good power supply etc as well.

Found a way to have game subscription on GFN. Games on EA play can actually be played on GFN. See this FAQ from Nvidia.

Going to try out since EA play is on promo at less than 2 SGD.

EA play is the one with 10 hour limit if i not mistaken, better go for EA play pro because it have unlimited hour

The EA Play's 10-hour limit should be suitable for general use because:
1) the GFN Free membership tier has a time limit of one hour;
2) the GFN Priority membership tier has a time limit of six hours; and,
3) the GFN RTX3800 membership tier has a time limit of eight hours.

The only thing is that I'm not sure how it calculates the amount of time spent on GFN: is it the entire time spent on GFN per day, regardless of how many GFN sessions are created, or is it only the time limit for one GFN session?

If the latter is the case, then it is appropriate to subscribe to EA Play Pro.

This post has been edited by eclectice: Jul 24 2022, 12:10 AM