Aniimo, the free-to-play creature-catching RPG from Pawprint Studio, is available on GeForce NOW from its first day, Nvidia says. The game launched on Steam on Sept. 15 and is set on the continent of Idyll. It is a 45GB download, and it can be streamed on Steam Deck, Firefox and other supported devices. Nvidia did not disclose a price for Aniimo or a separate GeForce NOW availability date.
The release is one of 11 titles joining the service this week. Separately, Nvidia says 007 First Light, IO Interactive's Bond game, now has path tracing on the service. Its Deluxe Edition is on sale on Steam from Sept. 15 to 29 and on Epic from Sept. 3 to 18. Active Matter, from Gaijin Network, also launched on GeForce NOW after arriving on Steam and Gaijin on Sept. 15.
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Outer Wilds, from Annapurna Interactive, joins the library as well. Other additions this week include RuneScape: Dragonwilds, which released on Xbox on Sept. 15 and is on Game Pass, Train Sim World 7, which arrived on Steam the same day, and The Guild 1 Remake: Europa 1410, which hit Steam on Sept. 17. The Blood of Dawnwalker is available through GOG.com, while Mixtape, Neon White, Stray and What Remains of Edith Finch are available through Steam.
Nvidia notes that GeForce NOW availability can lag behind store releases, with titles onboarded after launch and added throughout the week. Nvidia says a day pass is available for trying premium cloud gaming, and that its cost can be applied to a first month of membership.
The additions build on a run of cloud updates this year. Nvidia took its GeForce NOW Linux app out of beta in August, with support for Ubuntu 24.04 and distribution through the official Flatpak repository. The company also made GeForce NOW official in Firefox on Windows on Aug. 18, 2026, joining Chrome, Edge, Safari and Opera as supported browsers. That browser version streams more than 2,000 PC games without downloads and requires an updated Firefox browser and a GeForce NOW account to sign in at play.geforcenow.com.
Earlier, the Linux beta app delivered up to 5K resolution at 120 FPS on Ubuntu 24.04 and supported DLSS 4, Reflex and G-Sync over the cloud. A separate Steam Deck app targeted the handheld's 800p display and 90Hz refresh rate. The service taps libraries including Steam, Epic, GOG, Xbox PC Game Pass and Ubisoft Connect.
