Imagine installing your favorite Steam games without needing a gaming PC. That’s exactly what NVIDIA just made possible! The latest GeForce NOW update introduces “Install to Play” — a feature that could change cloud gaming forever.
What Is “Install to Play”?
NVIDIA’s new “Install to Play” feature lets members install over 2,200 additional Steam titles directly onto cloud storage, expanding GeForce NOW’s total library to nearly 4,500 games.
It works just like a local PC — if you already own the game on Steam, you can install and play it instantly in the cloud.
While big AAA titles might take some time to arrive, there’s a huge range of indie and mid-sized games ready to go.
Cloud Storage & Membership Perks
- Performance and Ultimate members get 100GB of cloud storage for free.
- Need more space? Upgrades are available for a small fee.
This means gamers can keep more of their favorite titles installed and ready to play — no downloads, no updates, no waiting.
RTX 5080 Servers: Power Meets Performance
GeForce NOW is rolling out brand-new RTX 5080-powered servers around the world.
These beasts bring:
- Faster frame rates
- Sharper visuals
- DLSS 4 for ultra-smooth streaming
And NVIDIA isn’t slowing down — new titles like Train Sim World 6, Alien: Rogue Incursion Evolved Edition, and Battlefield 6 are already joining the lineup.
Meet Project Gassist: Your AI Gaming Assistant
NVIDIA’s experimental AI assistant, Project Gassist, is also getting an upgrade.
The updated version now supports all compatible RTX GPUs and lets you:
- Control peripherals
- Create app groups with Launchpad
- Take notes with Notepad
- Edit images using Flux
To top it off, a new Plugin Hub built with Mod.io integration makes discovering and sharing plugins easier than ever — all within the Gassist overlay.
Final Takeaway
From “Install to Play” and RTX 5080 servers to the smart and capable Project Gassist, NVIDIA is turning GeForce NOW into a next-gen gaming hub — where power, speed, and AI work together to make cloud gaming seamless and more fun than ever.