BULKHEAD's large-scale tactical shooter WARDOGS arrives on GeForce NOW today, streaming from the opening of its early-access period. The game drops players into matches of up to 100 fighters split across three teams, battling for control of randomized zones in a military sandbox where building, destruction and combined-arms combat can swing a match.
There is no single path to a win. Players can kit out a loadout, coordinate with a squad, fortify a position or take vehicles straight at the enemy, and every team play action earns cash that can be spent on gear and vehicles. Ultimate members stream it with GeForce RTX 5080-class performance in the cloud, and nothing needs to be downloaded or cleared off local storage first.
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Two other titles headline the week's additions. Valheim has left early access with its 1.0 update, opening the Deep North biome, a frozen frontier with new enemies, craftable weapons and strongholds to build, streamed through Steam and the Xbox Store. The 1.0 launch also brings new platform versions with full crossplay support, so a long-running world on PC or Mac can continue on a Steam Deck or Amazon Fire TV Stick.
Bus Simulator 27 is also streaming now. It puts players behind more than 45 officially licensed buses from 13 manufacturers across Felicia Bay, a region with two cities, 20 districts and a day-and-night cycle, with Story, Career and Sandbox modes for building routes and running a bus company.
In total, nine new titles join the cloud this week. The company notes that listed dates reflect store releases, and that GeForce NOW availability can lag as games are onboarded after launch and added through the week.
The additions continue a busy stretch for the service. Earlier this month, NVIDIA led its September lineup with NBA 2K27 and its DLSS 5 3D-Guided Neural Rendering feature, part of 26 games headed to the cloud that month. At Gamescom 2026 in late August, the company outlined new DLSS 4.5 controls, GOG single sign-on, Firefox browser support and more Amazon Fire TV devices.
Browser and platform reach have been expanding steadily. GeForce NOW became officially available in Firefox on Windows on August 18, 2026, joining Chrome, Edge, Safari and Opera, with Ultimate members getting up to 1440p resolution and up to 120 frames per second in the browser. NVIDIA also graduated its native Linux app out of beta in August, supporting Ubuntu 24.04 and newer alongside server-side optimizations for DLSS Frame Generation.
NVIDIA is also promoting a day pass as a trial option before members commit to a subscription, and says the cost can go toward a first month of membership. The announcement does not disclose pricing for the day pass or for memberships.
