GeForce NOW Summer Sale: 50% Off Premium Memberships

GeForce NOW, NVIDIA’s impressive cloud gaming service, is hosting a Summer Sale. The sale offers a significant 50% discount on Premium Memberships for both Monthly and 6 Month subscriptions. This brings the price of a Priority Membership down to $4.99 a month or $24.99 for six months, while the Ultimate Membership drops to $9.99 a month or $49.99 for six months. This deal runs from now until August 18th.

GeForce NOW’s Ultimate tier provides gamers exclusive access to GeForce RTX 4080-powered servers. This translates to a premium gaming experience with up to 8 hours of playtime per session, 4K resolution at up to 240 FPS, and features like DLSS, Reflex, Ray-Tracing, Frame Generation, and G-SYNC enabled. The Priority tier offers a more budget-friendly option, with 1080p 60FPS gaming in 6-hour sessions and access to RTX technologies.

With the recent price increases in Xbox Game Pass and various subscription services, this sale presents an excellent opportunity to experience GeForce NOW’s high-quality cloud gaming at a discounted price. The 50% off is a tempting offer that’s hard to pass up!

It’s worth noting that the discount doesn’t apply to NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW day passes. So, if you’re interested in trying out the service before committing to a longer subscription, it’s advisable to opt for a month of Priority or Ultimate with the 50% discount.

NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW is widely recognized as the best cloud gaming service, allowing gamers to access their owned titles across a variety of devices. This includes compatible titles available on PC Game Pass (or Xbox Game Pass), where GeForce NOW has been integrated into Microsoft’s Xbox.com website for launching cloud-compatible titles. NVIDIA consistently expands the GeForce NOW library with new additions, with 22 new titles added in July alone, including Capcom’s latest release, Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess.

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