GeForce NOW Review: Is This the Future of Gaming?

Nvidia Geforce Now is one of the most advanced cloud gaming services available right now, in this video we will look at the best features of this service and showcase the incredible performance of geforce now, but also talk about the issues with it.

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[STRDVD]

I play on my Nvidia Shield TV Pro and it's bloody amazing at 4k in a 65 inch. All good lad. All good 4 years of game streaming and it keeps getting better. Don't worry man, the library gets bigger every month

[gdiggedy]

Only greedy publishers can hold back GFN and cloud gaming. If they come around it will really take off. Nvidia is headed in the right direction by not caving into paying these publishers. 1900 + games and counting.

[RKelly.]

Great review man. Don’t listen to all the eye jokes. Remember we are all going to either die young, or get old and have weird shit happen to our bodies. Don’t feel bad.

[FusionTechCinema]

I have a laptop, it’s a razer blade 3070ti and I love it. Best purchase I ever made and probably the last big purchase I’ll ever make for a laptop. I’m happy these services exist because this laptop cost me about $2800 when it came out and I can’t even think to buy something this expensive again and no one should. This service solves that problem. At the highest you pay $240 a year for the highest tier and you still save a lot of money by using the same pc or phone you already have.

[njlucas]

Great video quality dude 🔥 keep this shit up

[steverl]

I’ve tried cloud gaming before….wasn’t a big fan. The other day I stumbled across a video talking about GeForce NOW, I took a chance ($20 for a month of ultimate and $1 for Xbox gamepass). I am BLOWN AWAY!! I have a old gaming PC and google fiber, played Halo, Starfield and Cyberpunk just amazing.

[Martin-eluu]

I have used GFN ultimate for over two years now and I love it ! I laugh when I hear people spend A LOT of money on gaming laptops with RTX graphic cards to get 60 fps on high settings. I have a Chromebook ACER 516 GE (gaming edition) and a Yoga slim 7 pro (OLED), both cost about one third of a standard gaming laptop but have screens that is fantastic. I run every game on max settings without any problem. No downloads or installations, just play :D

A dream would be the day when we can cloud game VR games the same way, I know it's possible with Shadow PC for instance but it seems to be not an optimal solution.

[johnnysomark]

Bro, I love this review. I love how you compared other platforms as well as your previous experience. You explained everything super well, and I genuinely enjoyed your video. Thank you so much for uploading this!

[Noflyzone]

I just bought a pc and 1000 dollar parts to upgrade it and then i discovered geforce now ultimate and honestly it’s so good i started playing sons of forest and ready or not at it plays so smoothly crazy how far cloud gaming has come

[simulateandtrade]

LOVED THIS VIDEO! I can see you growing this channel a lot. Keep up the great work!

[zenoafro]

The only problem I have with GeForce now are the gaming companies gate keeping their games and Nvidia requiring the permission before putting their games in the service when the actual user(us) already requires to have purchased or own the game.
Heck, Sony even removed the God Of War after they allowed it at first

[SLAYINGVR]

You're 100% right on the gate keeping its slowly being wrestled away from them, I think helldivers is going to end the exclusive era yay democracy

[Gounen]

I learned quite a bit from this, thanks! I'm going to check it out - I've always been disappointed in my PC's, so haven't bought a new one in a while and using consoles instead. Going to see what this can do on my godly tv lol.

[RIPFPSDOUG]

I tried Geforce now in the middle of our move. My pc was in storage, ps4 was in storage etc. I did have my iphone 8 plus though. So I figured I may as well check into potential mobile games. I went out and purchased a Backbone (Device to make your phone a mobile game console. It gave me a free trial of geforce now. Of course I thought it wouldnt work. I didnt see how I was going to play games that demand 8gigs of vram on my cellphone. Turns out that youre actually using a server somewhere with a dedicated gpu in it. Then its streaming the content to your device. Mindblown. I really figured latency would prevent it form working, and I was pleasantly surprised when I could play jsut about any title on my little Iphone 8. I would say the target demographic for this is someone who has a low hardware, old dated pc. Something that you cannot even load a triple A, demanding game on.

It works. Way better than you would ever imagine. Say you have a dated laptop with onboard graphics, that wont even open the loading screen of a game. This is your coup de gras. Its definitely worth a try.

[roch]

Every question in my mind I had for this, you explained it perfectly in the video

[adrianwilliams]

I've been on Geforce Now for about 4 years now, I don't pay for the most expensive tier, even so I'm happy with the service. The cut off time has been extended from 4 hours to 6. My PC is old but I plugged in an ethernet cable in to kill the lag.

Most of the time I play Elite Dangerous, there's plenty of games to choose from, I tried Stadia but Geforce Now put it to shame, great service 👍

[algorhythmofficial]

Geforce now is a great platform. I have both geforce now and Xbox gamepass. While gamepass is great, the clarity and responsiveness of cloud gaming on geforce is way better. Stream quality on game pass is decent but def noticeable. While on geforce the picture quality is pretty incredible.

[omardominguez]

I was just looking for a review like this! Thnx!

[pd-youtubee]

TimeStamps would be lifesaver addition. Clean setup btw

[adrianzamfir]

There was a 50% off on the Ultimate pass. I bought it and I don’t regret it. This way I can game at high fps for 6 months for only £50. The connection to their servers is good enough even to play online premier on cs2. I don’t have to sell my MacBook Air to game.