GeForce NOW is letting players revisit a classic Capcom series

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GeForce NOW adds new games to its service every single week letting gamers enjoy a myriad of titles they own across game clients on multiple different device screens. This week, GeForce NOW is adding the capability to stream Onimusha: Way of the Sword. The full game doesn’t actually launch until September 3, but NVIDIA confirms it will be available to stream on day one of the launch.

However, you don’t have to wait that long to check the game out. Onimusha: Way of the Sword is already available on Steam as a demo, and the demo is now available to stream through NVIDIA’s service. If you’re on the Ultimate tier plan, that will allow you to play the game with graphics cranked up to quite possibly as high as they will go.

As the Ultimate tier members get access to RTX 5080 servers. This is the most advanced way to play, and it’ll be the best experience for those who want to see Onimusha: Way of the Sword in all its glory. Onimusha is one of five games hitting GeForce NOW this week Onimusha:

Way of the Sword is undoubtedly the biggest game title on GeForce NOW this week, but it’s merely one of five new games you can boot up and play if you’ve got some extra time. NVIDIA is also adding Denshattack!, which just launched on Steam and Xbox on July 15, and it’s also available through Xbox Game Pass. In addition, subscribers can also stream The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu, Heave Ho 2, and Fogpiercer.

While this week isn’t as large as some weeks for the service, there will most likely be more games added in the remaining two weeks of the month. Some months are also just light on game additions. Alongside the rollout of this week’s new games, NVIDIA is also expanding the access to GeForce NOW, confirming that it’s rolling out the service to users in India for the first time outside of a beta.

The beta for GeForce NOW has been in India for a while, since April of this year, but now that it’s out of beta, subscribers in the country will have access to the full suite of features. The post GeForce NOW is letting players revisit a classic Capcom series appeared first on Android Headlines .