Prepare for Genshin Impact, Coming to GeForce NOW in Limited Beta

GeForce NOW is charging into the new year at full force.

This GFN Thursday comes with the news that Genshin Impact, the popular open-world action role-playing game, will be coming to the cloud this year, arriving in a limited beta.

Plus, this year’s CES announcements were packed with news for GeForce NOW. Battlefield 4: Premium Edition and Battlefield V: Definitive Edition join the exhilarating collection of Electronic Arts titles streaming from the cloud. Plus, a GeForce NOW promotion is available for AT&T 5G customers, and GeForce NOW will be streaming on Samsung TVs later this year.

And, as always, for the first GFN Thursday of the month, we’ve got the list of new games joining the GeForce NOW library. In January, eight titles are joining the cloud, with two ready to start streaming this week.

Genshin Impact Coming to GeForce NOW

Get ready for an epic fantasy adventure, Traveler. Genshin Impact is coming to GeForce NOW in a limited beta for GeForce NOW users on Windows PCs. To learn if you have access to the beta, members with a miHoYo account can search for Genshin Impact in the GeForce NOW Windows app to see if the beta is available.

Play Genshin Impact on GeForce NOW — Discover the world of Teyvat. Piamon will do her best to be a great guide!

You are a traveler from another world, stranded in the mysterious and fantastic land of Teyvat. Embark on a journey to reunite with your lost sibling and explore the seven districts, each presided over by seven elemental gods known as the Archons.

Manipulate and master the various elements to defeat enemies and solve challenging puzzles. Meet the inhabitants of Teyvat and build up your party from over 40 playable characters — with more to come — each with unique abilities, stories, personalities and combat styles.

Experience an immersive campaign, charge head-on into battles solo or invite friends to join your adventures in a vast magical world.

ICYMI: GeForce NOW Announcements From CES

GeForce NOW at CES — GeForce NOW is kicking off the new year by bringing more games, more devices and more networks to our cloud gaming ecosystem.

Members can now play Battlefield 4: Premium Edition to embrace unrivaled destruction and experience the ultimate war in Battlefield V: Definitive Edition, streaming from the cloud.

These new additions will join the existing EA catalog available to GeForce NOW members, which includes the massively popular, high-speed hero shooter Apex Legends, already streamed by more than 1 million members.

For the mobile gamer, AT&T and NVIDIA have joined forces as collaborators in 5G technical innovation to deliver one of the world’s best gaming experiences. To celebrate, a special promotion for certain AT&T 5G subscribers is ongoing.

Going from the small screen to the big screen, look for GeForce NOW to arrive on select Samsung TVs later this year.

Our CES blog has more information on these announcements.

Joining in January

Rainbow Six Extraction on GeForce NOW — Grab your gadgets and choose your operator in *Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction*, streaming in January.

A new month (and a whole new year) means a new batch of games. 2022 kicks off with eight new titles coming throughout January.

Coming to GeForce NOW on January 20th is Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction. Join millions of players in the Rainbow Six universe. Go it alone or in a squad of three in thrilling co-op gameplay. Pick from 18 unique Operators and enter the containment zone to take on the ever-evolving, lethal alien threat known as the Archaens.

Gear up for two games arriving this week:

Battlefield 4: Premium Edition (Steam and Origin)
Battlefield V: Definitive Edition (Steam and Origin)

Also coming in January:

The Anacrusis (New release on Steam, Jan. 13)
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction (New release on Ubisoft Connect, Jan. 20)
Mortal Online 2 (Early access on Steam)
Ready or Not (Early access on Steam)
Fly Corp (Steam)
Garfield Kart – Furious Racing (Steam)

We make every effort to launch games on GeForce NOW as close to their release as possible, but, in some instances, games may not be available immediately.