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02 October 2026

GeForce NOW updates for October: twenty-five new titles and high-performance cloud gaming

The month of October brings a wave of innovations to NVIDIA's cloud gaming landscape, with a catalog that is progressively enriched by twenty-five new games distributed over the course of the weeks. From the bisp&d technology laboratory in Piombino, we closely

GeForce NOW updates for October: twenty-five new titles and high-performance cloud gaming

GeForce NOW updates for October: twenty-five new titles and high-performance cloud gaming

The month of October brings a wave of innovations to NVIDIA's cloud gaming landscape, with a catalog that is progressively enriched by twenty-five new games distributed over the course of the weeks. From the bisp&d technology laboratory in Piombino, we closely follow the evolution of these platforms: the goal is not only to expand the gaming library, but to make advanced graphic experiences accessible even on devices not natively designed for heavy gaming.

The bisp&d perspective: the power of the cloud without local compromises

Often our customers ask us how they can play the latest triple-A titles without necessarily having to replace their entire desktop computer or invest in expensive dedicated video cards. NVIDIA's cloud infrastructure responds exactly to this technical need. By managing the calculation load, rendering, and storage on remote servers, the service allows you to exploit high-end performance—such as that offered by Ultimate profiles associated with advanced graphic technologies—directly on your home screen, whether it is an outdated laptop, a Mini PC, or a smart terminal.

What really changes for users

The periodic update of the library eliminates the need for long downloads and occupying precious hard disk space. Among the flagship titles debuting on the platform stands out the remastered version of a great open-world classic like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered, flanked by recent novelties and digital rewards dedicated to subscribers of the Performance and Ultimate tiers, such as the special content planned for CONTROL Resonant. The offer is completed by a dense calendar of releases ranging from management games to action games distributed on major digital platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox, and Battle.net.

Who is this technology for

  • Those who own a computer that is no longer recent but still want to enjoy recently released titles with high graphic settings.
  • Enthusiasts who prefer the convenience of launching a game in a few seconds, without waiting for the installation of tens of gigabytes of data.
  • Those who want to test the potential of cloud gaming before subscribing to a continuous subscription, taking advantage of temporary trial options.

What to check before purchasing or subscribing

Before relying completely on cloud gaming, from our workbench we always recommend carrying out some fundamental preliminary checks:

  1. Internet line stability: a stable broadband connection with low latency (reduced ping) is the main critical factor to avoid micro-stutters or command delays.
  2. Client compatibility: make sure that the device used (TV, tablet, PC, or smartphone) has the updated official application or a supported browser.
  3. Title ownership: remember that GeForce NOW generally requires you to already own the game on the compatible reference platform (Steam, Epic, etc.) or access it via active subscriptions like Xbox Game Pass.

Useful conclusion

The arrival of this new batch of games confirms the maturity of streaming gaming, transforming it from a fallback solution into a valid daily alternative for the modern gamer. If you have doubts about configuring your home network or which device to use to make the most of these technologies, come visit us at our store and laboratory in Piombino: we will know how to advise you on the most suitable network configuration for seamless gaming.

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