NVIDIA will dramatically reduce the cost of cloud-based gaming service GeForce Now for new users

NVIDIA Company decided to strengthen the position of cloud gaming service GeForce Now after Google announced the closure of the Stadia project.

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The "green" company will reduce the price of the service by 60%. But it should be specified that the action will be valid only for new users and will apply only to the "average" rate.

So, the Priority package, probably starting tonight, will cost $30 instead of $50 for six months. It provides gaming sessions of up to six hours and Full HD graphics at 60 FPS. The special offer will be valid for six months.

Note that the GeForce Now service offers two paid plans. In addition to Priority, users will be able to purchase the RTX 3080 package. Its price will not change - $100 for six months or $20 per month. RTX 3080 subscribers will be able to play for eight hours by choosing 4K graphics at 60 FPS or QHD graphics at 120 FPS.

Those who don't want to pay can take advantage of the free plan without the premium features. The length of the game session in the Free package is 60 minutes.

Source: Videocardz