AI BriefingSync and Stream: GeForce NOW Supports Connecting Users' Game Libraries Across Various Devices
·2026.06.18 22:00
Key point
GeForce NOW has strengthened its integration with major game stores, enabling users to stream games while preserving progress regardless of the device.
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GeForce NOW, NVIDIA's cloud gaming service, is expanding support so that users can seamlessly enjoy their owned game libraries across various devices. Users can stream games they already own via the cloud without separate installation or storage management.
Key updates and supported features are as follows:
- Major game store integration: Supports libraries from major platforms including GOG, Ubisoft+, and EA app. In particular, for GOG, single sign-on (SSO) and library sync features will be added this summer, enabling even smoother use.
- Cross-device continuity: With games that support cloud saves, users can pick up play on one device right where they left off on another. From mobile devices like iPhone to Mac and smart TVs, users can experience GeForce RTX performance across a variety of screens.
- Enhanced convenience: Within the GeForce NOW app, store-specific search and filtering features make it easy to find the games you want.
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