Nvidia is bringing a local GeForce Now app to Steam Deck Leave a comment

Nvidia plans to launch a local GeForce Now app for Steam Deck “later this 12 months,” in keeping with a weblog put up. It’s already comparatively simple to get Nvidia’s cloud gaming service arrange on Steam Deck because of a particular script from Nvidia, however a local app ought to be simpler to put in and can assist as much as 4K decision and 60 fps with HDR when related to a TV.

Nvidia additionally plans to deliver GeForce Now to some main VR headsets later this month, together with the Apple Imaginative and prescient Professional, Meta Quest 3 and 3S, and Pico “virtual- and mixed-reality units.” When GeForce Now model 2.0.70 is out there, individuals utilizing these headsets will be capable of entry an “in depth library of video games” they’ll stream by visiting play.geforcenow.com of their browser.

The corporate additionally says that two main titles from Microsoft will probably be out there on GeForce Now once they come out this 12 months: Avowed, which launches February 18th, and DOOM: The Darkish Ages, which is ready to be out there someday this 12 months.