GeForce Now has just added Forza Horizon 6 and the strange new relative of Disco Elysium.
Nvidia has just introduced the latest racing sensation and the spiritual successor to Disco Elysium to GeForce Now.
GeForce Now is seeing a great week for those who enjoy a wide range of games. Whether you're into next-gen racing visuals or narrative-rich RPGs, Nvidia has a fantastic lineup for you to explore. The company’s recent cloud gaming update adds Forza Horizon 6 and Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, the new RPG from ZA/UM, the developers behind the acclaimed Disco Elysium.
Forza Horizon 6 is now available on GeForce Now
The standout title is Forza Horizon 6, which can now be accessed on GeForce Now through Steam and Xbox, including support for Game Pass. Nvidia highlights that the game brings the Horizon Festival to the cloud, allowing players to stream open-world racing, car culture, live events, and exploration on compatible devices without requiring a powerful local PC.
Zero Parades is the intriguing RPG
Additionally, Zero Parades: For Dead Spies has been added, which launched on Steam on May 21. The Steam listing describes it as an espionage RPG from the creators of Disco Elysium, centering on a brilliant yet troubled operative on one final, desperate mission.
This is a significant new addition to GeForce Now. Disco Elysium has garnered fame for its intricate writing that explores unusual politics and profound internal reflections. Zero Parades seems to inherit some of that essence, weaving it into a spy narrative, even though ZA/UM has stated that it exists in a new universe rather than being a direct sequel.
What else is on the list?
The complete weekly update includes:
- Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core — Steam
- Luna Abyss — Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass
- Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II — Steam
- Splitgate Arena Reloaded — Xbox, available on Game Pass
- Sunderfolk — Epic Games Store
- TerraTech Legion — Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass
Forza Horizon 6 certainly appeals to the masses, while Zero Parades offers a more unusual yet captivating option. Together, they make this one of the more enticing weekly drops for GeForce Now in some time.
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GeForce Now has just added Forza Horizon 6 and the strange new relative of Disco Elysium.
GeForce Now’s newest update includes Forza Horizon 6, Zero Parades: For Dead Spies, Luna Abyss, and additional titles, featuring several games that are supported by Game Pass.