Nvidia is adding eight new games to GeForce NOW this week. Leading the pack is *Halo: Campaign Evolved*, which has been available on Steam and Xbox since July 28 and is included in PC Game Pass. Ultimate subscribers can stream the shooter with cloud performance on par with an RTX 5080—complete with DLSS, ray tracing, and Nvidia Reflex.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Leads the GeForce NOW New Additions
The remake of the first Halo campaign is clearly the star of the week. With the Ultimate plan, it runs directly from the data center without any local installation—on Chromebooks, Macs, Surface devices, or a standard Windows laptop. The RTX 5080-level GPU power ensures that even less powerful hardware can render the shooter in high quality. DLSS and Reflex handle image sharpness and latency.
Also of interest to shooter fans: Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is coming to the cloud via Ubisoft Connect. The fact that Call of Duty is available on GeForce NOW at all is no given—a few years ago, Activision Blizzard had all its games removed from the service.
An overview of all eight new games
| Game | Store | Available since |
|---|---|---|
| Halo: Campaign Evolved | Steam, Xbox, Game Pass | July 28 |
| Mistfall Hunter | Steam | July 29 |
| Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 | Ubisoft Connect | July 30 |
| Sudden Attack Zero Point | Steam | July 30 |
| The Ranchers | Steam | July 30 |
| Corsair Cove | Steam, Xbox, Game Pass | July 31 |
| Funnel Runners | Steam | – |
| Pathogenic | Steam | – |
How GeForce NOW Works
As always, GeForce NOW doesn’t sell games. You’ll need to own the titles yourself from a supported store or have access through a compatible subscription service like PC Game Pass. Nvidia simply provides the computing power needed to stream the games from the cloud to your device.
Conclusion
With eight new games, the weekly GeForce NOW lineup remains well-stocked—and with Halo: Campaign Evolved and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, there are two prominent shooters included. For Ultimate subscribers, the Halo remake in particular is a great reason to push the RTX 5080’s power from the cloud to its limits. Nvidia lists all the details on the official GeForce NOW website.
