No further information was given from Nvidia about whether this feature would return, but there was a glimmer of hope in the original statement when theNvidia rep said that “we’re still working on how we’ll handle unsupported games”.
Plenty of players claimed that unsupported games worked well during the beta, and the community didn’t respond too well to the news that the feature was being dropped. This feature was removed from the GeForce Now beta in April 2019, citing reliability and the UI as “two areas that are not always optimal with unsupported games”. Will GeForce Now re-enable unsupported games?ĭuring the beta, GeForce Now actually used to let players run unsupported games on Steam, with Nvidia absolving itself of responsibility should they not work properly (which is fair enough). Again, you can technically access the Epic Games Store library, but don’t get excited about playing all those free games you picked up from Epic over the past year.Īs with Steam, Epic blocks you from playing any games other than the one you load in GeForce Now.Īt this point, GeForce Now doesn’t support any GOG games, and there’s no way to access your GOG library. You can play Fortnite through GeForce Now, which launches through the Epic Games Store. (Image credit: Future) What about Epic Games Store, GOG.com, and others?
