World of Warcraft is heading to the Cloud this week, alongside several games joining the GeForce NOW Library.
World of Warcraft Classic, Cataclysm, and Dragonflight will all become available on GeForce NOW, meaning those who subscribe to the service will be able to enjoy WoW through the cloud if they so choose. The GeForce NOW service allows users to access games within the library across several different platforms, including IOD and Andriod devices.
One of the most noteworthy features of GeForce NOW for World of Warcraft players is the ability to use the service to stream or play on Macs, and quite a few people who play WoW know just how tedious it can be to download it to Chromebooks.
Playing World of Warcraft, regardless of which expansion we choose, within the Geforce NOW library as a Priority or Ultimate member gives access to playing with RTX ON. This brings a more immersive and cinematic gameplay to enjoy throughout our time in Azeroth.
World of Warcraft isn’t the only addition coming to the library, as Elder Scrolls Online will be coming as a part of the 10-year anniversary celebration with an in-game reward for GeForce NOW members. More so, The Prince of Persia, Lords of the Fallen, Soulmask, and Resident Evil Village will be making their way to the platform later this year.
In other World of Warcraft news, The War Within Beta will be hitting the masses on June 5th, allowing those with the Epic Edition to join in on the fun early on.
