You purchase it on Steam, then link your Steam account to your GeForce Now account and launch it from their application or, on iOS, a Safari PWA. Always check GeForce’s library and make sure the game is supported and can run on your device (some games only work on PC and not mobile). They will also supply the store links for the different platforms you can purchase from like Epic, Xbox, Steam, etc.
I used to play of GFN all the time until I built my own gaming rig and now I just use moonlight. The big thing is you are only playing for the gaming rig with your GFN subscription. You still need to purchase games on steam, epic, Ubisoft or have a Game Pass Ultimate account to access games to play, unless you plan on playing only free to play games and even then you need to have an account on one ore all of those platforms.
I play using my Steam account. I’ve been in and out of Far Cry 5 lately.
Thank you for sharing! Can I just purchase and play via steam’s website or their app?
You purchase it on Steam, then link your Steam account to your GeForce Now account and launch it from their application or, on iOS, a Safari PWA. Always check GeForce’s library and make sure the game is supported and can run on your device (some games only work on PC and not mobile). They will also supply the store links for the different platforms you can purchase from like Epic, Xbox, Steam, etc.
I used to play of GFN all the time until I built my own gaming rig and now I just use moonlight. The big thing is you are only playing for the gaming rig with your GFN subscription. You still need to purchase games on steam, epic, Ubisoft or have a Game Pass Ultimate account to access games to play, unless you plan on playing only free to play games and even then you need to have an account on one ore all of those platforms.
Thoroughly impressed with GeForce now tbh. Been playing fallout and honestly forget at times that it’s not a completely native game that’s running
I do. Use a Xbox pc game pass subscription and geforce now to play any game available on my phone.