GeForce NOW Adds Gaijin Account Linking and 7 New Games

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NVIDIA GeForce NOW Streamlines Access with Gaijin SSO and RTX 5080 Performance

Cloud gaming is defined by the ability to access high-end gaming experiences instantly across multiple devices. To further this goal, NVIDIA has introduced a series of updates to GeForce NOW designed to remove friction from the user experience and significantly boost hardware performance for its top-tier members.

The latest updates focus on two primary pillars: seamless account integration through Gaijin Single Sign-On (SSO) and the deployment of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 performance across the platform’s expansive library.

Simplified Access: Gaijin Single Sign-On Now Live

For players with extensive Gaijin libraries, the process of jumping into the action just became significantly faster. GeForce NOW now supports Gaijin account linking, implementing a single sign-on (SSO) system that eliminates the need for repeated logins and password juggling.

This “library-first” approach allows members to connect their Gaijin.net accounts directly to the cloud. Once linked, supported titles—including the combined-arms combat of War Thunder—are ready to stream with fewer clicks. This integration mirrors the seamless platform-linking already available for Xbox and Ubisoft Connect, ensuring that existing PC accounts work consistently across all supported devices.

How to enable Gaijin SSO:

  • Open the GeForce NOW app on a PC or Mac.
  • Navigate to the Settings menu.
  • Select Connections and log in to your Gaijin account.

Powering Up: RTX 5080 for Ultimate Members

Hardware capabilities are taking a massive leap for Ultimate members. NVIDIA has integrated GeForce RTX 5080 performance across nearly the entire GeForce NOW library. This upgrade applies to both “Ready-to-Play” and “Install-to-Play” titles, ensuring that the most demanding games benefit from the latest in GPU architecture.

By bringing RTX 5080 power to the cloud, NVIDIA is reducing the gap between local high-end hardware and streaming, providing the fidelity and frame rates required for competitive and AAA gaming without the need for an expensive local rig.

Expanding the Library: Seven New Titles Arrive

Alongside the technical upgrades, GeForce NOW has expanded its catalog with seven new additions. These titles are now available to stream, with Ultimate members gaining access to RTX 5080-powered performance for each.

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Featured Title: Dead as Disco

A standout addition this week is Dead as Disco from Brain Jar Games. Released on Steam on May 5, this rhythm-infused brawler places players in a neon-soaked environment where combat is tied to the beat. The game blends stylish fighting mechanics with pulsing tracks, requiring players to chain combos and stay in sync with the music to succeed.

Additional New Games

The following titles have also joined the GeForce NOW library:

Additional New Games
Disco
  • HUNTDOWN: OVERTIME (New Steam release, May 7)
  • Nuclear Option (Steam)
  • Sintopia (Steam)
  • Kiln (Available via Steam and Xbox/Game Pass)
  • Hotel Architect (Steam)
  • PowerWash Simulator 2 (Available via Xbox/Game Pass)

Key Takeaways

  • Gaijin SSO: New account linking in the “Connections” settings allows for one-click access to Gaijin.net titles like War Thunder.
  • Hardware Boost: Ultimate members now have access to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 performance across nearly the full library.
  • Library Growth: Seven new games added, including the rhythm-brawler Dead as Disco and HUNTDOWN: OVERTIME.
  • Cross-Platform Ease: Continued integration of third-party libraries (Xbox, Ubisoft, and now Gaijin) simplifies the cloud gaming workflow.

As NVIDIA continues to integrate more third-party account systems and deploy cutting-edge hardware to the cloud, the barrier between the user and their game library continues to shrink. These updates signal a move toward a more unified gaming ecosystem where hardware limitations and login hurdles no longer dictate the gaming experience.

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