Nvidia GeForce Now is a cloud gaming service that was publicly launched in 2020 in multiple markets. However, Nvidia has yet to roll out the GeForce Now platform for Indian users. Now, Google has announced free subscriptions to the cloud gaming service for Chromebook users.
The tech giant has updated its blog post to announce that Chromebook owners will be able to claim three months of free GeForce Now subscriptions. As per the blog post, most Chromebook users will get a (priced at $10 per month) GeForce Now Priority subscription. Meanwhile, users who own Cloud Gaming Chromebooks will be able to access the Ultimate tier (which is priced at $20 per month).
With this offer, Google is trying to promote the latest Baldur’s Gate 3 title which is set to launch on Nvidia’s cloud gaming service.
GeForce Now free subscription for Chromebook: Availability
Standard Chromebook owners will be able to claim three months of the GeForce Now Priority plan. This subscription tier uses a “premium rig” based out of the cloud. The Priority tier offers a maximum streaming output of 1080p at 60 FPS and six-hour gaming sessions.
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Meanwhile, Cloud Gaming Chromebook owners will be able to claim three months of GeForce Now Ultimate. This subscription offers the performance of an RTX 4080, 4K resolution at 120 FPS and eight-hour sessions.
How to claim the offer
After redeeming the offer from the Chromebook perk’s page, users need to create a GeForce Now account and download the app from the Google Play Store. After installing the platform, users can sync their existing gaming accounts from services like Steam, browse the library of games, and select the ones they want to play.
GeForce Now: How it works
Nvidia’s cloud streaming platform allows users to stream games that they already own from popular digital stores like Steam, Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store, Ubisoft, and more. The service also doesn’t have any download times to install patches. GeForce Now users also don’t need to tweak graphics settings to match their device performance.
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