• Well, well, well, look who’s finally ready to grace us with their presence—Borderlands 4 has gone gold! Because, obviously, we were all just waiting on the edge of our seats for yet another round of colorful mayhem and loot that makes you question your life choices.

    I mean, who doesn’t love a game where you shoot first and ask questions… never? It’s about time they took a break from their busy schedule of releasing DLCs for games that are already 10 years old to put out something fresh. Can’t wait to see the same characters with slightly different hair!

    Let’s hope the only thing that’s glitchy is my sense of humor. Cheers to another year of grinding and wondering why I’m
    Well, well, well, look who’s finally ready to grace us with their presence—Borderlands 4 has gone gold! Because, obviously, we were all just waiting on the edge of our seats for yet another round of colorful mayhem and loot that makes you question your life choices. I mean, who doesn’t love a game where you shoot first and ask questions… never? It’s about time they took a break from their busy schedule of releasing DLCs for games that are already 10 years old to put out something fresh. Can’t wait to see the same characters with slightly different hair! Let’s hope the only thing that’s glitchy is my sense of humor. Cheers to another year of grinding and wondering why I’m
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  • أخيرًا، يا عشاق الحماس، أُعلن عن إطلاق Borderlands 4 على Switch 2 بعد أسابيع قليلة من ظهورها على PS5 وXbox وPC. يبدو أن مطوري Gearbox يحرصون على منح لاعبي Switch 2 فرصة الاستمتاع باللعبة قبل أن ينسوا كيف تُلعب الألعاب، وذلك بعد أن انشغلوا في تفكيك أجهزتهم القديمة.

    يمكنكم الاستعداد للتحكم بعصا التحكم الجديدة... بعد أن تجيبوا على السؤال الأهم: هل تستحق الانتظار؟ أم أن الانتظار نصف المتعة كما يقولون؟

    لكن لا تقلقوا، فبضعة أسابيع لن تجعل الفروقات تشت
    أخيرًا، يا عشاق الحماس، أُعلن عن إطلاق Borderlands 4 على Switch 2 بعد أسابيع قليلة من ظهورها على PS5 وXbox وPC. يبدو أن مطوري Gearbox يحرصون على منح لاعبي Switch 2 فرصة الاستمتاع باللعبة قبل أن ينسوا كيف تُلعب الألعاب، وذلك بعد أن انشغلوا في تفكيك أجهزتهم القديمة. يمكنكم الاستعداد للتحكم بعصا التحكم الجديدة... بعد أن تجيبوا على السؤال الأهم: هل تستحق الانتظار؟ أم أن الانتظار نصف المتعة كما يقولون؟ لكن لا تقلقوا، فبضعة أسابيع لن تجعل الفروقات تشت
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  • Quelle nouvelle excitante pour les fans de jeux vidéo ! Borderlands 4 arrive sur la Switch 2 le 3 octobre ! Bien que le jeu ne dépasse pas les 30 images par seconde, cela ne devrait pas vous décourager. Chaque aventure dans le monde déjanté de Borderlands est une occasion de vivre des moments inoubliables et de partager des rires avec vos amis. Préparez-vous à plonger dans une expérience unique, remplie de couleurs et d'énergie ! Ensemble, célébrons cette sortie et faisons de chaque partie un souvenir mémorable !

    #Borderlands4 #Switch2 #JeuxVidéo #Aventure #Fun
    🎉🌟 Quelle nouvelle excitante pour les fans de jeux vidéo ! Borderlands 4 arrive sur la Switch 2 le 3 octobre ! 🚀 Bien que le jeu ne dépasse pas les 30 images par seconde, cela ne devrait pas vous décourager. Chaque aventure dans le monde déjanté de Borderlands est une occasion de vivre des moments inoubliables et de partager des rires avec vos amis. 🤗💖 Préparez-vous à plonger dans une expérience unique, remplie de couleurs et d'énergie ! Ensemble, célébrons cette sortie et faisons de chaque partie un souvenir mémorable ! 🎮✨ #Borderlands4 #Switch2 #JeuxVidéo #Aventure #Fun
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  • مرحبًا أصدقائي! اليوم أود أن أشارككم شيئًا رائعًا عن لعبة Borderlands 4! لقد تم تقديم شخصية Vex la Sirène، وهي واحدة من الأبطال الجدد في هذا الإصدار المثير!

    إنها ليست مجرد شخصية، بل هي رمز للشجاعة والإبداع! مع كل تحدٍ جديد يأتي فرصة للتألق والإبداع! في ظل غياب GTA 6 هذا العام، يبدو أن Borderlands 4 ستأخذنا في مغامرة لا تُنسى، حيث يمكننا أن ننتظر الكثير من الإثارة والتشويق!

    لنستعد معًا لاست
    🎮✨ مرحبًا أصدقائي! اليوم أود أن أشارككم شيئًا رائعًا عن لعبة Borderlands 4! 🌟 لقد تم تقديم شخصية Vex la Sirène، وهي واحدة من الأبطال الجدد في هذا الإصدار المثير! 🧜‍♀️💥 إنها ليست مجرد شخصية، بل هي رمز للشجاعة والإبداع! مع كل تحدٍ جديد يأتي فرصة للتألق والإبداع! 💪🌈 في ظل غياب GTA 6 هذا العام، يبدو أن Borderlands 4 ستأخذنا في مغامرة لا تُنسى، حيث يمكننا أن ننتظر الكثير من الإثارة والتشويق! 🎉🚀 لنستعد معًا لاست
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    ## Introduction

    Let’s not sugarcoat it: the gaming industry is a minefield of exploitative tactics, and 2K Games has just thrown another grenade into the mix with its pricing strategies for Borderlands 4. If you thought they were done with their money-grabbing antics, think again! As if the gaming community needed another reason to be furious, the latest revelations about the ...
    Borderlands 4, 2K Games, gaming industry, DLCs, video game pricing, game editions, Borderlands series, consumer rights ## Introduction Let’s not sugarcoat it: the gaming industry is a minefield of exploitative tactics, and 2K Games has just thrown another grenade into the mix with its pricing strategies for Borderlands 4. If you thought they were done with their money-grabbing antics, think again! As if the gaming community needed another reason to be furious, the latest revelations about the ...
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  • Asus ROG Xbox Ally, ROG Xbox Ally X to Start Pre-Orders in August, Launch in October – Rumour

    Asus ROG Xbox Ally, ROG Xbox Ally X to Start Pre-Orders in August, Launch in October – Rumour
    A new report indicates that the ROG Xbox Ally will be priced at around €599, while the more powerful ROG Xbox Ally X will cost €899.

    Posted By Joelle Daniels | On 16th, Jun. 2025

    While Microsoft and Asus have unveiled the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X handheld gaming systems, the companies have yet to confirm the prices or release dates for the two systems. While the announcement  mentioned that they will be launched later this year, a new report, courtesy of leaker Extas1s, indicates that pre-orders for both devices will be kicked off in August, with the launch then happening in October. As noted by Extas1s, the lower-powered ROG Xbox Ally is expected to be priced around €599. The leaker claims to have corroborated the pricing details for the handheld with two different Europe-based retailers. The more powerful ROG Xbox Ally X, on the other hand, is expected to be priced at €899. This would put its pricing in line with Asus’s own ROG Ally X. Previously, Asus senior manager of marketing content for gaming, Whitson Gordon, had revealed that pricing and power use were the two biggest reasons why both the ROG Xbox Ally and the ROG Xbox Ally X didn’t feature OLED displays. Rather, both systems will come equipped with 7-inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD displays with variable refresh rate capabilities. “We did some R&D and prototyping with OLED, but it’s still not where we want it to be when you factor VRR into the mix and we aren’t willing to give up VRR,” said Gordon. “I’ll draw that line in the sand right now. I am of the opinion that if a display doesn’t have variable refresh rate, it’s not a gaming display in the year 2025 as far as I’m concerned, right? That’s a must-have feature, and OLED with VRR right now draws significantly more power than the LCD that we’re currently using on the Ally and it costs more.” Explaining further that the decision ultimately also came down to keeping the pricing for both systems at reasonable levels, since buyers often tend to get handheld gaming systems as their secondary machiens, Gordon noted that both handhelds would have much higher price tags if OLED displays were used. “That’s all I’ll say about price,” said Gordon. “You have to align your expectations with the market and what we’re doing here. Adding 32GB, OLED, Z2 Extreme, and all of those extra bells and whistles would cost a lot more than the price bracket you guys are used to on the Ally, and the vast majority of users are not willing to pay that kind of price.” Shortly after its announcement, Microsoft and Asus had released a video where the two companies spoke about the various features of the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X. In the video, we also get to see an early hardware prototype of the handheld gaming system built inside a cardboard box. The ROG Xbox Ally runs on an AMD Ryzen Z2A chip, and has 16 GB of LPDDR5X-6400 RAM and 512 GB of storage. The ROG Xbox Ally X, on the other hand, runs on an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip, and has 24 GB of LPDDR5X-8000 RAM and 1 TB of storage. Both systems run on Windows. Tagged With:

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  • Dispatch offers something new for superhero video games — engaging deskwork

    While we’ve had plenty of superhero games come out over the past decade and a half, most have either been open-world adventures or fighting games. I’m as excited as anyone for the upcoming Marvel Tōkon and Invincible VS, but I’m also ready for a little something different. That’s where Dispatch from AdHoc Studio comes in.

    Dispatch is a game made for people who enjoy watching a rerun of The Office as a palate cleanser after the bloody battles of Invincible. So, me. You’re cast as Robert Robertson, the former superhero known as Mecha Man. He has to step away from frontline superheroics as the mech suit he relied on was destroyed in battle. Needing a job, he starts work at a dispatch center for superheroes, and the demo takes you through a small, 30-minute chunk of his first day.

    You’ll notice Dispatch’s crude humor early on. The first thing you can do in Dispatch is give a colleague a “bro fist” at a urinal, and the juvenile jokes don’t stop there. Middle school boys are going to love it, though I’d be lying if I said a few of the jokes didn’t get chuckles from me.

    Another of Robertson’s co-workers, who also used to be a superhero until his powers caused him to rapidly age, introduces Robertson’s team of misfit heroes, though that term should be used loosely. He notes they’re a “motley crew of dangerous fuck-ups” as Robertson examines their files, each with a mugshot and rapsheet. Robertson isn’t in charge of the Avengers — he’s leading a D-List Suicide Squad. The cast, however, is full of A-listers: Laura Bailey, Matthew Mercer, Aaron Paul, and Jeffrey Wright are among those lending their voices to Dispatch.

    Much like The Boys, Dispatch plays with the idea of the corporatization of superheroes. These heroes aren’t a lone Spider-Man swinging through Manhattan on patrol — they’re employees waiting for an assignment. Gameplay consists of matching the righthero to the job. Some assignments I saw in the demo included breaking up a robbery, catching a 12-year-old thief, and grabbing a kid’s balloon from a tree while also making sure the kid didn’t cry. Seeing as how one of your misfits is a literal bat man and another looks like a tiefling, you have to choose wisely.

    The real draw of Dispatch for me isn’t the point-and-click assignment gameplay, but rather the choice-based dialogue. It’s developed by AdHoc Studio, which was formed in 2018 by former developers who had worked on Telltale titles like The Wolf Among Us, The Walking Dead, and Tales from the Borderlands, and you can easily see the throughline from those titles to Dispatch. At various points, you have a limited time to select Robertson’s dialogue, and occasionally a pop-up saying a character “will remember that” appears. How much Robertson’s choices actually have consequences or influence his relationships with others remains to be seen, though I have no doubt those choices will be fun to make.

    After its reveal at The Game Awards six months ago, Dispatch will be coming to Windows PC and unspecified consoles sometime this year. You can check out its demo now on Steam.
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    Dispatch offers something new for superhero video games — engaging deskwork
    While we’ve had plenty of superhero games come out over the past decade and a half, most have either been open-world adventures or fighting games. I’m as excited as anyone for the upcoming Marvel Tōkon and Invincible VS, but I’m also ready for a little something different. That’s where Dispatch from AdHoc Studio comes in. Dispatch is a game made for people who enjoy watching a rerun of The Office as a palate cleanser after the bloody battles of Invincible. So, me. You’re cast as Robert Robertson, the former superhero known as Mecha Man. He has to step away from frontline superheroics as the mech suit he relied on was destroyed in battle. Needing a job, he starts work at a dispatch center for superheroes, and the demo takes you through a small, 30-minute chunk of his first day. You’ll notice Dispatch’s crude humor early on. The first thing you can do in Dispatch is give a colleague a “bro fist” at a urinal, and the juvenile jokes don’t stop there. Middle school boys are going to love it, though I’d be lying if I said a few of the jokes didn’t get chuckles from me. Another of Robertson’s co-workers, who also used to be a superhero until his powers caused him to rapidly age, introduces Robertson’s team of misfit heroes, though that term should be used loosely. He notes they’re a “motley crew of dangerous fuck-ups” as Robertson examines their files, each with a mugshot and rapsheet. Robertson isn’t in charge of the Avengers — he’s leading a D-List Suicide Squad. The cast, however, is full of A-listers: Laura Bailey, Matthew Mercer, Aaron Paul, and Jeffrey Wright are among those lending their voices to Dispatch. Much like The Boys, Dispatch plays with the idea of the corporatization of superheroes. These heroes aren’t a lone Spider-Man swinging through Manhattan on patrol — they’re employees waiting for an assignment. Gameplay consists of matching the righthero to the job. Some assignments I saw in the demo included breaking up a robbery, catching a 12-year-old thief, and grabbing a kid’s balloon from a tree while also making sure the kid didn’t cry. Seeing as how one of your misfits is a literal bat man and another looks like a tiefling, you have to choose wisely. The real draw of Dispatch for me isn’t the point-and-click assignment gameplay, but rather the choice-based dialogue. It’s developed by AdHoc Studio, which was formed in 2018 by former developers who had worked on Telltale titles like The Wolf Among Us, The Walking Dead, and Tales from the Borderlands, and you can easily see the throughline from those titles to Dispatch. At various points, you have a limited time to select Robertson’s dialogue, and occasionally a pop-up saying a character “will remember that” appears. How much Robertson’s choices actually have consequences or influence his relationships with others remains to be seen, though I have no doubt those choices will be fun to make. After its reveal at The Game Awards six months ago, Dispatch will be coming to Windows PC and unspecified consoles sometime this year. You can check out its demo now on Steam. #dispatch #offers #something #new #superhero
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    Dispatch offers something new for superhero video games — engaging deskwork
    While we’ve had plenty of superhero games come out over the past decade and a half (and I’m always down for more), most have either been open-world adventures or fighting games. I’m as excited as anyone for the upcoming Marvel Tōkon and Invincible VS, but I’m also ready for a little something different. That’s where Dispatch from AdHoc Studio comes in. Dispatch is a game made for people who enjoy watching a rerun of The Office as a palate cleanser after the bloody battles of Invincible. So, me. You’re cast as Robert Robertson, the former superhero known as Mecha Man. He has to step away from frontline superheroics as the mech suit he relied on was destroyed in battle. Needing a job, he starts work at a dispatch center for superheroes, and the demo takes you through a small, 30-minute chunk of his first day. You’ll notice Dispatch’s crude humor early on. The first thing you can do in Dispatch is give a colleague a “bro fist” at a urinal, and the juvenile jokes don’t stop there. Middle school boys are going to love it, though I’d be lying if I said a few of the jokes didn’t get chuckles from me. Another of Robertson’s co-workers, who also used to be a superhero until his powers caused him to rapidly age, introduces Robertson’s team of misfit heroes, though that term should be used loosely. He notes they’re a “motley crew of dangerous fuck-ups” as Robertson examines their files, each with a mugshot and rapsheet. Robertson isn’t in charge of the Avengers — he’s leading a D-List Suicide Squad. The cast, however, is full of A-listers: Laura Bailey, Matthew Mercer, Aaron Paul, and Jeffrey Wright are among those lending their voices to Dispatch. Much like The Boys, Dispatch plays with the idea of the corporatization of superheroes (though without the satire of and parallels to modern-day politics). These heroes aren’t a lone Spider-Man swinging through Manhattan on patrol — they’re employees waiting for an assignment. Gameplay consists of matching the right (or perhaps “good enough”) hero to the job. Some assignments I saw in the demo included breaking up a robbery, catching a 12-year-old thief, and grabbing a kid’s balloon from a tree while also making sure the kid didn’t cry. Seeing as how one of your misfits is a literal bat man and another looks like a tiefling, you have to choose wisely. The real draw of Dispatch for me isn’t the point-and-click assignment gameplay, but rather the choice-based dialogue. It’s developed by AdHoc Studio, which was formed in 2018 by former developers who had worked on Telltale titles like The Wolf Among Us, The Walking Dead, and Tales from the Borderlands, and you can easily see the throughline from those titles to Dispatch. At various points, you have a limited time to select Robertson’s dialogue, and occasionally a pop-up saying a character “will remember that” appears. How much Robertson’s choices actually have consequences or influence his relationships with others remains to be seen, though I have no doubt those choices will be fun to make. After its reveal at The Game Awards six months ago, Dispatch will be coming to Windows PC and unspecified consoles sometime this year. You can check out its demo now on Steam.
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  • GeForce NOW Kicks Off a Summer of Gaming With 25 New Titles This June

    GeForce NOW is a gamer’s ticket to an unforgettable summer of gaming. With 25 titles coming this month and endless ways to play, the summer is going to be epic.
    Dive in, level up and make it a summer to remember, one game at a time. Start with the ten games available this week, including advanced access for those who’ve preordered the Deluxe or Ultimate versions of Funcom’s highly anticipated Dune: Awakening.
    Plus, check out the latest update for miHoYo’s Zenless Zone Zero, bringing fresh content and even more action for summer.
    And to keep the good times rolling, take advantage of the GeForce NOW Summer Sale to enjoy a sizzling 40% off a six-month Performance membership. It’s the perfect way to extend a summer of fun in the cloud.
    Dawn Rises With the Cloud
    The next chapter begins.
    Get ready for a new leap in Zenless Zone Zero. Version 2.0 “Where Clouds Embrace the Dawn” launches tomorrow, June 6, marking the start of the game’s second season. Explore the new Waifei Peninsula, team up with Grandmaster Yixuan and manage the Suibian Temple, all with enhanced maps and navigation.
    Celebrate the game’s first anniversary with free rewards — including an S-Rank Agent, S-Rank W-Engine, and 1,600 Polychromes. With new agents, expanded content and major improvements, now’s the perfect time to jump into New Eridu.
    Stream it on GeForce NOW for instant access and top-tier performance — no downloads or high-end hardware needed. Stream the latest content with smooth graphics and low latency on any device, and jump straight into the action to enjoy all the new features and anniversary rewards.
    Jumping Into June
    Level up summer gaming with the Summer Sale. Get 40% off six-month GeForce NOW Performance memberships — perfect for playing on handheld devices, including the new GeForce NOW app on Steam Deck, which lets gamers stream over 2,200 games at up to 4K 60 frames per second or 1440p 120 fps. Experience AAA gaming at max settings with longer battery life, and access supported games from Steam, Epic Games Store, PC Game Pass and more.
    Put that upgraded membership to the test with what’s coming to the cloud this week on GeForce NOW:

    SymphoniaPro Cycling Manager 25Tour de France 2025Dune: Awakening – Advanced Access7 Days to DieClair Obscur: Expedition 33Cubic Odyssey  Drive Beyond HorizonsPolice Simulator: Patrol OfficersSea of ThievesHere’s what to expect for the rest of June: 

    Dune: AwakeningMindsEyeThe AltersArchitect Life: A House Design SimulatorCrime SimulatorFBC: FirebreakLost in Random: The Eternal DieBroken ArrowREMATCHDREADZONESystem Shock 2: 25th Anniversary RemasterBorderlands Game of the Year EnhancedBorderlands 2Borderlands 3Easy Red 2May I Have More Games?
    In addition to the 21 games announced last month, 16 more joined the GeForce NOW library:

    MafiaMafia IIMafia: Definitive EditionMafia II: Definitive EditionMafia III: Definitive EditionTowerborneCapcom Fighting Collection 2Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Prypiat – Enhanced EditionS.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky – Enhanced EditionS.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chornobyl – Enhanced EditionGame of Thrones: KingsroadSplitgate 2 Open BetaOnimusha 2: Samurai’s DestinyNice Day for FishingCash Cleaner SimulatorWar Robots: Frontiers is no longer coming to GeForce NOW. Stay tuned for more game announcements and updates every GFN Thursday.
    What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below.

    What's your game of the summer?
    — NVIDIA GeForce NOWJune 4, 2025
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    GeForce NOW Kicks Off a Summer of Gaming With 25 New Titles This June
    GeForce NOW is a gamer’s ticket to an unforgettable summer of gaming. With 25 titles coming this month and endless ways to play, the summer is going to be epic. Dive in, level up and make it a summer to remember, one game at a time. Start with the ten games available this week, including advanced access for those who’ve preordered the Deluxe or Ultimate versions of Funcom’s highly anticipated Dune: Awakening. Plus, check out the latest update for miHoYo’s Zenless Zone Zero, bringing fresh content and even more action for summer. And to keep the good times rolling, take advantage of the GeForce NOW Summer Sale to enjoy a sizzling 40% off a six-month Performance membership. It’s the perfect way to extend a summer of fun in the cloud. Dawn Rises With the Cloud The next chapter begins. Get ready for a new leap in Zenless Zone Zero. Version 2.0 “Where Clouds Embrace the Dawn” launches tomorrow, June 6, marking the start of the game’s second season. Explore the new Waifei Peninsula, team up with Grandmaster Yixuan and manage the Suibian Temple, all with enhanced maps and navigation. Celebrate the game’s first anniversary with free rewards — including an S-Rank Agent, S-Rank W-Engine, and 1,600 Polychromes. With new agents, expanded content and major improvements, now’s the perfect time to jump into New Eridu. Stream it on GeForce NOW for instant access and top-tier performance — no downloads or high-end hardware needed. Stream the latest content with smooth graphics and low latency on any device, and jump straight into the action to enjoy all the new features and anniversary rewards. Jumping Into June Level up summer gaming with the Summer Sale. Get 40% off six-month GeForce NOW Performance memberships — perfect for playing on handheld devices, including the new GeForce NOW app on Steam Deck, which lets gamers stream over 2,200 games at up to 4K 60 frames per second or 1440p 120 fps. Experience AAA gaming at max settings with longer battery life, and access supported games from Steam, Epic Games Store, PC Game Pass and more. Put that upgraded membership to the test with what’s coming to the cloud this week on GeForce NOW: SymphoniaPro Cycling Manager 25Tour de France 2025Dune: Awakening – Advanced Access7 Days to DieClair Obscur: Expedition 33Cubic Odyssey  Drive Beyond HorizonsPolice Simulator: Patrol OfficersSea of ThievesHere’s what to expect for the rest of June:  Dune: AwakeningMindsEyeThe AltersArchitect Life: A House Design SimulatorCrime SimulatorFBC: FirebreakLost in Random: The Eternal DieBroken ArrowREMATCHDREADZONESystem Shock 2: 25th Anniversary RemasterBorderlands Game of the Year EnhancedBorderlands 2Borderlands 3Easy Red 2May I Have More Games? In addition to the 21 games announced last month, 16 more joined the GeForce NOW library: MafiaMafia IIMafia: Definitive EditionMafia II: Definitive EditionMafia III: Definitive EditionTowerborneCapcom Fighting Collection 2Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Prypiat – Enhanced EditionS.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky – Enhanced EditionS.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chornobyl – Enhanced EditionGame of Thrones: KingsroadSplitgate 2 Open BetaOnimusha 2: Samurai’s DestinyNice Day for FishingCash Cleaner SimulatorWar Robots: Frontiers is no longer coming to GeForce NOW. Stay tuned for more game announcements and updates every GFN Thursday. What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. What's your game of the summer? — NVIDIA GeForce NOWJune 4, 2025 #geforce #now #kicks #off #summer
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    GeForce NOW Kicks Off a Summer of Gaming With 25 New Titles This June
    GeForce NOW is a gamer’s ticket to an unforgettable summer of gaming. With 25 titles coming this month and endless ways to play, the summer is going to be epic. Dive in, level up and make it a summer to remember, one game at a time. Start with the ten games available this week, including advanced access for those who’ve preordered the Deluxe or Ultimate versions of Funcom’s highly anticipated Dune: Awakening. Plus, check out the latest update for miHoYo’s Zenless Zone Zero, bringing fresh content and even more action for summer. And to keep the good times rolling, take advantage of the GeForce NOW Summer Sale to enjoy a sizzling 40% off a six-month Performance membership. It’s the perfect way to extend a summer of fun in the cloud. Dawn Rises With the Cloud The next chapter begins. Get ready for a new leap in Zenless Zone Zero. Version 2.0 “Where Clouds Embrace the Dawn” launches tomorrow, June 6, marking the start of the game’s second season. Explore the new Waifei Peninsula, team up with Grandmaster Yixuan and manage the Suibian Temple, all with enhanced maps and navigation. Celebrate the game’s first anniversary with free rewards — including an S-Rank Agent, S-Rank W-Engine, and 1,600 Polychromes. With new agents, expanded content and major improvements, now’s the perfect time to jump into New Eridu. Stream it on GeForce NOW for instant access and top-tier performance — no downloads or high-end hardware needed. Stream the latest content with smooth graphics and low latency on any device, and jump straight into the action to enjoy all the new features and anniversary rewards. Jumping Into June Level up summer gaming with the Summer Sale. Get 40% off six-month GeForce NOW Performance memberships — perfect for playing on handheld devices, including the new GeForce NOW app on Steam Deck, which lets gamers stream over 2,200 games at up to 4K 60 frames per second or 1440p 120 fps. Experience AAA gaming at max settings with longer battery life, and access supported games from Steam, Epic Games Store, PC Game Pass and more. Put that upgraded membership to the test with what’s coming to the cloud this week on GeForce NOW: Symphonia (New release on Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 3) Pro Cycling Manager 25 (New release on Steam, June 5) Tour de France 2025 (New release on Steam, June 5) Dune: Awakening – Advanced Access (New release on Steam, June 5) 7 Days to Die (Xbox) Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Epic Games Store) Cubic Odyssey  (Steam) Drive Beyond Horizons (Steam) Police Simulator: Patrol Officers (Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) Sea of Thieves (Battle.net) Here’s what to expect for the rest of June:  Dune: Awakening (New release on Steam, June 10) MindsEye (New release on Steam, June 10) The Alters (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 13) Architect Life: A House Design Simulator (New release on Steam, June 19) Crime Simulator (New release on Steam, June 17) FBC: Firebreak (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 17) Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 17) Broken Arrow (New release on Steam, June 19) REMATCH (New release on Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, June 19) DREADZONE (New release on Steam, June 26) System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster (New release on Steam, June 26) Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced (Steam) Borderlands 2 (Steam and Epic Games Store) Borderlands 3 (Steam and Epic Games Store) Easy Red 2 (Steam) May I Have More Games? In addition to the 21 games announced last month, 16 more joined the GeForce NOW library: Mafia (Steam) Mafia II (Classic) (Steam) Mafia: Definitive Edition (Steam and Epic Games Store) Mafia II: Definitive Edition (Steam and Epic Games Store) Mafia III: Definitive Edition (Steam and Epic Games Store) Towerborne (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) Capcom Fighting Collection 2 (Steam) Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass) S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Prypiat – Enhanced Edition (Steam) S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky – Enhanced Edition (Steam) S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chornobyl – Enhanced Edition (Steam) Game of Thrones: Kingsroad (Steam) Splitgate 2 Open Beta (Steam) Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny (Steam) Nice Day for Fishing (Steam) Cash Cleaner Simulator (Steam) War Robots: Frontiers is no longer coming to GeForce NOW. Stay tuned for more game announcements and updates every GFN Thursday. What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below. What's your game of the summer? — NVIDIA GeForce NOW (@NVIDIAGFN) June 4, 2025
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