God Of War Geforce Now

Sony pulling God of War from GeForce Now every bit PlayStation Plus revamp begins to roll out

Cloud gaming continues to get together momentum with Sony'due south revamped PlayStation Plus rolling out across all its major launch markets by the end of June. Sony has had a deject offering for a while but it wasn't that good. And then the revamp to PS Plus is exciting. Only 1 side effect seems to be that Sony is following Xbox and keeping its starting time-party titles to itself. Either that or God of State of war'south impending departure from Nvidia GeForce Now is a massive coincidence.

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On July i, God of War will be removed from the GeForce Now library for both Steam and Epic Games. With the last of the initial PS Plus launch markets going online by June 23, the timing adds upwards. God of State of war on GeForce Now of course uses the PC version. Whereas the new PS Plus deject offering will exist streaming the PS4 version.

It's notall bad news, but if yous planned on playing God of War through GeForce Now you lot demand to get to information technology. Nvidia has provided an update on its support blog:

"On July 1, God of War (Steam, Epic Games Store) volition be removed from the GeForce NOW library. Notwithstanding, it will remain available for those who have played the game at least once on GeForce NOW. As office of the GeForce NOW opt-in process, some games may go along to be available to members on a legacy ground. This will allow members who have started playing a game at least once on GeForce NOW to go on playing it, even afterwards the game has been removed for users who accept non played information technology."

So, if God of War is in your cloud excess, you lot need to open it upwardly equally before long equally possible to register that you lot played it. That means after July one you'll withal have admission. For anybody who doesn't brand it in fourth dimension, it looks like you'll exist paying for PS Plus Premium for this and any future Sony games from the cloud.

Source:NVIDIA