Nvidia GeForce Now launches in India in November
Five years after its launch in North America and Europe, Nvidia is finally bringing its cloud gaming service GeForce Now to India. Nvidia announced the development in a blog post and also confirmed that the Blackwell RTX architecture will be available on GeForce Now in September. The cloud gaming service will launch in India in November.
The cloud gaming service GeForce Now recently launched in Thailand and will soon be available in other regions around the world.
With the Blackwell RTX architecture upgrade, GeForce Now users can harness the power of Cloud PCs powered by the GeForce RTX 5080 GPU. Premium subscribers will also gain access to a new install-to-play feature, while upcoming AAA titles like Borderlands 4 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will be added to the service to take full advantage of the RTX 5080’s improved performance.
Nvidia is expected to announce pricing for India in November. In Europe/US, the service starts at €21.99/US$19.99 per month for the Ultimate membership. The annual subscription costs €109.99 for six months or US$199.99 per year. The Priority subscription is €10.99/$9.99 per month.
