Nvidia has officially launched its cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW, in India, offering packages starting at just 999 rupees. This marks a significant milestone for Indian gamers, as it opens up a new era where gaming no longer requires expensive hardware. With GeForce NOW, players can stream a wide range of PC games, including AAA titles, featuring RTX-powered visuals, ray tracing, and Multi-Frame Generation, all directly from the cloud.
GeForce NOW eliminates the need for high-end equipment, as all you need is a stable internet connection to transform your everyday laptop or even your phone into a high-performance gaming device. Let’s take a closer look at the GeForce NOW system and the cost associated with it.
Nvidia Brings Cloud Gaming to India with GeForce NOW
The launch of Nvidia GeForce NOW in India represents a significant technological advancement in gaming infrastructure. This cloud-based platform allows users to stream PC games directly from Nvidia’s servers. Furthermore, with the introduction of the GeForce NOW RTX 5080 SuperPODs, based on the latest Blackwell architecture, Indian gamers can now experience real-time ray tracing, DLSS, Multi-Frame Generation, and more on any device, whether it’s a Mac, TV, laptop, or mobile phone, as long as there is a stable internet connection. This service eliminates the need for high-end peripherals to enjoy the latest AAA titles.
Additionally, Nvidia GeForce NOW seamlessly integrates with popular gaming libraries such as Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox Game Pass, Ubisoft Connect, and GOG. This means that players can easily access major AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077, Forza Horizon 5, and Capcom’s Pragmata without any hardware limitations.
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GeForce NOW Tiers and Pricing in India
The beta rollout of Nvidia GeForce NOW in India offers two paid options: the Performance Tier and the Ultimate Tier, priced at 999 rupees and 1999 rupees for a 90-day subscription, respectively. The Ultimate Tier provides additional benefits and servers equipped with RTX 5080, offering streaming capabilities up to 5K 120fps or 1080p 360fps with low-latency reflex technology.
Early-access users will also receive 100 GB of single-session cloud storage at no extra cost, with the option to upgrade to 200 GB of persistent storage for 299 rupees for a 90-day period. Nvidia has confirmed that a free tier for GeForce NOW will be introduced in the coming weeks.
To join the beta program, interested individuals must visit the official Nvidia GeForce NOW India website and join the waitlist. Invitations will be sent out on a first-come-first-served basis, with recipients required to claim their early access pass within a specified time frame.
Edited by Niladri Roy