Phantom Blade Zero is finally here, bringing its slick martial arts combat and striking kungfupunk world to PC. If you’re worried that your PC can’t run it, Nvidia has a cloud solution. The game is joining GeForce NOW at launch, allowing players to experience S-GAME’s ambitious action RPG without investing in expensive new hardware.
The announcement is part of Nvidia’s latest GFN Thursday update, which brings nine games to its cloud gaming service this week, alongside modding support for two popular RPGs and new subscription options for players in India.
Fancy graphics without the expensive hardware
With Phantom Blade Zero arriving on GeForce NOW, players can stream the game directly to supported laptops, desktops, smartphones, and other compatible devices. There’s no need to download the game locally. But keep in mind that players still need access to a copy through a supported storefront.
Ultimate subscribers can also tap into RTX 5080-class cloud performance on supported servers, giving them access to high-end PC gaming capabilities without needing an actual RTX 5080 in their system. This is great for people trying to experience AAA-titles like Phantom Blade Zero, which bring cinematic sword fights, elaborate animations, and fast-paced combat in a dark fantasy setting inspired by Chinese martial arts.
The complete list of 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)
More games, mods, and cheaper long-term plans
Nvidia also has something lined up for World of Warcraft fans. World of Warcraft: Forever arrives on GeForce NOW on November 4, accompanied by a limited-time launch reward available to members across all subscription tiers between November 4 and 11, while supplies last.
Meanwhile, Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered are getting in-game mod.io support, allowing cloud gaming subscribers to customize their experiences without having to manage local game installations.