A purported leak from Nvidia GeForce Now's games database appears to reveal unannounced titles, including Kingdom Hearts 4, Resident Evil 4 Remake, and the rumored Grand Theft Auto remaster trilogy. GeForce Now is a PC cloud gaming service which gives users access to a large library of digital games while also synchronizing with other services like Steam. Nvidia is well-known for designing top-of-the-line graphics cards for PC gaming.
GeForce Now launched with over 80 included games back in 2016, but a disagreement in February 2020 led to the removal of all Activision Blizzard games from GeForce Now. Shortly after the removal of all Activision Blizzard games from the service, it was announced that nearly all Bethesda games would leave GeForce Now, as well. While Bethesda did not give a definitive reason, it was also speculated at the time that the company had similar motivations as Activision Blizzard.
An alleged Nvidia GeForce Now database leak, first shared by Ighor July and reported by Reddit user -LastGrail- and Windows Central's Jez Corden, reveals several unannounced titles coming to the streaming service. Many of these games are completely unannounced projects, including Kingdom Hearts 4 and remasters of Grand Theft Auto 3, Vice City, and San Andreas. Other notable titles involved in the leak include BioShock 4's apparent 2022 release, Titanfall 3, and Injustice 3: Gods Will Fall. Other games mentioned in the proclaimed leak are ones that have not been previously available on PC, including PlayStation exclusives God of War and Ghost of Tsushima. Several Xbox games are also included in the leak, many of them under project codenames such as the upcoming Fable 4 being referred to as "Project Holland."
Games Listed in the Alleged Nvidia GeForce Now Leak
Sony
- Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Edition
- HELLDIVERS 2
- Horizon Forbidden West
- Gran Turismo 7
- Déraciné
- God of War
- Returnal
- Demon's Souls
- Ratchet & Clank
- Sackboy: A Big Adventure
- Ghost of Tsushima
Microsoft
- Gears 6
- Oxide Unannounced
- Project Holland (Fable)
- Project Typhoon (Contraband)
- Project Woodstock (Forza)
- Untitled The Initiative Game
- Halo 5: Guardians
- Avowed
- Kalimba
- Indus
- Gravity
Square Enix
- Chrono Cross Remaster
- FF Tactics remaster
- FF7 Remake
- FF9 Remake
- Final Fantasy 16
- Tomb Raider Anniversary (2021)
- Unannounced title by Square Enix
- Kingdom Hearts 4
Capcom
- Resident Evil 4 Remake
- Street Fighter 6
- Dragon's Dogma 2
- Monster Hunter 6
Take Two
- GTA 3, Vice City, and San Andreas Remasters
- Bioshock RTX remaster
- Bioshock 2022
EA
- Mirror's Edge RTX Remaster
- Untitled Respawn Game
- Titanfall 3
Bandai
- Tekken 8
Curve Digital
- Human Fall Flat 2
Devolver Digital
- The Talos Principle 2
Crytek
- Crysis 4
D3 Publisher Inc
- Earth Defense Force 6
Sega
- Bayonetta 3
- Judgment
Atlus
- Catherine Full Body
- Shin Megami Tensei V
WB
- Batman: Arkham Knight RTX Remaster
Valve
- Half-Life 2 Remastered
Paradox
- Project FPS
Unannounced Games
- XCOM 3
- Injustice 3: Gods will Fall
- Destroy All Humans 3
- Metal Gear Solid 2 & 3 HD
- Mario + Rabbids
- Death Stranding Director's Cut PC
- Sniper Elite 5
- City Skylines 2
Other
- Total War 9
- Payday 3
- Hangar 13 Unannounced
- Fight for Middle-Earth
- Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled
- Mortal Kombat Next Gen & Mortal Kombat XII
- Moss
- Space Punks
- Hitman Pro
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Remastered
- Goat Simulator 2
With the possibility of several unannounced and previously-exclusive titles coming to Nvidia GeForce Now, the service may suddenly become much more popular than before. Nvidia technology has allowed many popular titles to become even more graphically breathtaking, such as the Nvidia DLSS update for Red Dead Redemption 2. This update allowed PC users to experience greatly accelerated performance, reaching 1920x1080 resolution at 60+ frames per second, if they possess the correct hardware. Theoretically, giving that upgraded performance to console exclusives like God of War and Ghost of Tsushima would elevate those titles to even greater performance heights.
This massive roster of leaked GeForce Now games is impressive, but it is also entirely unconfirmed. Many of these titles still remain unannounced and some may not exist at all. If the leaks do hold any water, however, Nvidia GeForce Now service is slated to receive a huge influx of extremely popular games to be experienced on PC via streaming. Unannounced games like Kingdom Hearts 4, and heavily speculated remakes/remasters of classic titles like Resident Evil 4 and Grand Theft Auto, may have be confirmed if the Nvidia leaks turn out to be legitimate.
Sources: Ighor July/Medium, -LastGrail-/Reddit, Jez Corden/Twitter