NVIDIA Launches GeForce NOW Cloud Gaming Service in India

NVIDIA officially launched its GeForce NOW cloud gaming service in India between July 15 and July 16, 2026, ending a three-month public beta phase that began on April 16. The launch moved the service to full public availability and removed the signup waitlist, supported by the deployment of local servers in Mumbai to minimize latency.

The service is powered by Blackwell architecture and RTX 5080 SuperPODs. NVIDIA introduced three membership tiers: a free ad-supported tier with one-hour sessions, a Performance plan at Rs 999 per month offering 1440p resolution, and an Ultimate plan at Rs 1,999 per month supporting up to 5K resolution and 360 FPS. Single-day passes are available for Rs 399 and Rs 799. The platform integrates with Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox, Battle.net, GOG, and Gaijin, allowing users to stream over 5,000 titles. Payment is supported via UPI.

Alongside the launch, the service added five new titles to its library, including a playable demo for Onimusha: Way of the Sword, with the full version scheduled for September 3. NVIDIA also announced a new monthly cadence for announcing instant access games to provide members with more advance notice. Early access users are eligible for a 20% discount on their first three months of recurring membership.