Nvidia has announced significant updates to their GeForce Now cloud-gaming service at Gamescom 2025. The major highlights include the adoption of the Blackwell GPU architecture, offering RTX 5080-class performance within the cloud. Integral features introduced include NVIDIA DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Generation for AI-driven enhancements, a Cinematic Quality Streaming mode allowing up to 5K streaming at 120 fps, and an exciting Install-to-Play feature that permits downloading and storing games from personal libraries onto cloud storage, especially enticing for Mac users.
These enhancements make demanding tasks more manageable with upgraded graphics fidelity and performance, without a price hike in the Ultimate tier membership, reinforced with improved compatibility of game libraries across devices. Significant partners like Discord and Epic have been aligned to offer integrated gaming experiences.
While no ties to Amazon products are identified within these updates, Nvidia emphasizes their service’s strengthened capabilities and partnerships. More details can be found on Nvidia’s GeForce Now news page and in articles by Tom’s Hardware.