Nvidia has announced new four-month GeForce NOW subscription plans in India, alongside nine additions to its cloud gaming catalogue. The new plans become available on October 29, 2026, while S-GAME’s Phantom Blade Zero headlines this week’s game additions.
The four-month Performance membership costs ₹3,499, while the Ultimate membership is priced at ₹6,999. Both offer the same benefits as their respective monthly subscriptions, which remain available at ₹999 and ₹1,999.
This means subscribers choosing the four-month plans can save ₹497 on Performance and ₹997 on Ultimate compared with paying monthly for the same period.
The Ultimate tier provides access to cloud gaming hardware offering RTX 5080-class performance. Users can stream supported PC games on compatible laptops, smartphones and other devices without needing similarly powerful hardware locally.
Meanwhile, Phantom Blade Zero, which launched on Steam on October 28, is now joining GeForce NOW. Developed by S-GAME, the action RPG features martial arts combat inspired by Chinese wuxia cinema. Ultimate subscribers can stream the game using Nvidia’s RTX 5080-class cloud infrastructure.
Nvidia has also confirmed that World of Warcraft: Forever will join GeForce NOW on November 4. A launch-week access reward will be available across all membership tiers between November 4 and November 11, subject to availability.
The company is also introducing in-game mod.io support for Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered, allowing players to access supported modifications through the cloud gaming service.
The complete list of nine games joining GeForce NOW this week includes:
- Phantom Blade Zero (Steam, October 28)
- ATMOSFAR (Steam, October 29)
- Hunting Simulator 3 (Steam, October 29)
- Queen’s Domain (Steam, October 30)
- Dimraeth (Steam)
- Dressmaker (Steam)
- Halloween (Epic Games Store)
- Hell Let Loose: Vietnam (Epic Games Store)
- The Seance of Blake Manor (Steam)
GeForce NOW allows users to stream supported games from their existing digital libraries. However, a GeForce NOW subscription does not automatically include ownership of paid games, which must generally be purchased separately or accessed through a supported game subscription.
