NVIDIA is rolling out cross-device game library syncing for GeForce NOW members this summer, letting users connect accounts from top PC game stores to stream their existing libraries and keep progress synced across phones, Macs, TVs and other supported devices NVIDIA’s official GeForce NOW announcement. The update arrives alongside limited-time discounted annual membership pricing for the cloud gaming service.
The core change lets GeForce NOW users link accounts from stores including GOG, Ubisoft+, the EA app, Steam and Xbox Game Pass to the service, eliminating the need to repurchase games for cloud access. Supported titles with native cloud save functionality will automatically sync progress between local and cloud play sessions, per NVIDIA’s official announcement.
GeForce NOW Expands Store Integration for Seamless Cross-Device Play
The rollout will first bring unified sign-on and library syncing for GOG accounts this summer, with support for titles including Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt that already support native cloud saves. Ubisoft+ integration brings access to the full Assassin’s Creed franchise and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, while EA app support covers Battlefield 6 and Dragon Age: The Veilguard, with Xbox Game Pass titles including Super Meat Boy 3D also available via the service NVIDIA’s official announcement.
Early user feedback highlights the utility of the cross-device functionality: GeForce NOW ambassador Anytime Anywhere Gaming recently demonstrated running the PC-only title Dead as Disco on an iPhone via the service, noting the ability to use a single Steam purchase across mobile and desktop without repurchasing. A separate Reddit user cited being “blown away” by the ability to play GeForce RTX-powered titles on a Mac without local hardware upgrades.
The cross-device sync feature removes a long-standing friction point for cloud gaming services: the historical requirement for users to purchase separate copies of games for cloud access even if they already own the title on a local PC store. By tying library access directly to existing store accounts, NVIDIA positions GeForce NOW as a complement to users’ existing game libraries rather than a replacement, eliminating duplicate purchase requirements for cross-device play.
Limited-Time Discounts Cut Annual Membership Costs by Up to $70
To coincide with the feature rollout, NVIDIA is offering limited-time discounts on annual GeForce NOW memberships through the end of the promotional period. New and existing users can save $35 on a 12-month Performance membership, which delivers high-quality cloud gaming across devices, or $70 on a 12-month Ultimate membership. The Ultimate tier unlocks GeForce RTX 5080-class cloud performance with up to 5K resolution, 120 frames per second support, DLSS, ray tracing and NVIDIA Reflex.
The $35 discount on the 12-month Performance membership and $70 discount on the 12-month Ultimate membership reduce upfront costs for users evaluating the service. The Ultimate tier is specifically targeted at users with high-end home theater setups or 5K monitors who want console-tier performance without purchasing dedicated gaming hardware.
Seven New Titles Join the GeForce NOW Library This Week
Alongside the sync and pricing updates, seven new titles are being added to the GeForce NOW library for the week of June 18, 2026. The lineup includes Embers of the Uncrowned Demo (Steam, released June 13), Pro Cycling Manager 26 (Steam, released June 15), Aphelion (Steam), Citizen Sleeper (Epic Games Store, free to claim June 18–25), Megastore Simulator (Steam), OPERATOR (Steam) and Super Meat Boy 3D (Xbox, available via Game Pass) NVIDIA’s official announcement.
Bottom line: Existing GeForce NOW members can link their top PC store accounts this summer to stream their full game libraries across devices without repurchasing titles, while limited-time membership discounts cut annual costs by up to $70 for users looking to trial or upgrade to the high-performance Ultimate tier.
