GeForce NOW Adds Path of Exile: Curse of the Allflame

NVIDIA's cloud gaming service GeForce NOW continues expanding its catalog. In this GFN Thursday update, members can instantly play the major expansion Path of Exile: Curse of the Allflame, launching July 24, the fourth season of Battlefield 6, and three classic Capcom titles, all without downloads or patch waits. As detailed in the official announcement, NVIDIA is delivering a flexible, content-rich experience for gamers worldwide.

What's New in Path of Exile: Curse of the Allflame?

The latest expansion for this popular action RPG takes players to the treacherous Frozen Seas. Guided by corsair captain Valerie and the cursed navigator Vesper, Exiles must gather treasure maps, board the legendary ship Sovereign, and explore the ocean depths. A key feature is the Allflame Lanterns, used to excavate valuable relics while surviving the dangers beneath the waves.

The update also introduces major mechanical changes, including a rework of the socket and link system, a new Luminary Ascendancy for the Scion class, and the return of the Mercenaries of Trarthus. Existing mechanics like Abyss, Legion, and Talisman also get gameplay revitalizations and exclusive rewards. GeForce NOW members can dive right in, no download needed, just stream on their device of choice.

Battlefield 6 Season 4 Heats Up

Battlefield 6's fourth season arrives with epic new battlefields. Players can fight on the massive Tsuru Reef and fan-favorite Wake Island (available in the second phase). Both feature aircraft carriers with functional flight decks, new naval vehicles, and a dynamic wave system that affects combat. The update also adds Custom Lobbies and Spectator Mode, giving more ways to play.

For Ultimate members, streaming performance is backed by GeForce RTX 5080 GPUs, ensuring optimal visuals and responsiveness on PC, Mac, handhelds, and TVs. There's no waiting for patches; everything is available as soon as updates go live.

Three Capcom Legends Come to the Cloud

NVIDIA is also bringing three iconic Capcom games to the GeForce NOW library. Breath of Fire IV is a classic RPG following the intertwined stories of Ryu and Fou-Lu, featuring strategic combat and powerful dragon transformations. Meanwhile, the survival-horror duo Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 deliver tension-filled encounters with prehistoric dinosaurs, blending action and resource management.

These games are playable across supported devices including Chromebooks, Fire TV, and Steam Deck, letting both longtime fans and newcomers enjoy gaming history without needing legacy hardware.

Halo: Campaign Evolved Early Access Plus Nine More Games

Players who pre-ordered the Premium Edition of Halo: Campaign Evolved can start playing via Early Access on July 25, ahead of the global launch on July 28. Additionally, nine new titles join GeForce NOW this week:

• ZeroSpace (new release on Steam, July 20)
• The Life and Suffering of Prince Jerian (new release on Steam, July 20)
• The Planet Crafter (new release on Xbox, July 21 via Game Pass)
• Carnival Hunt (new release on Steam, July 23)
• Dinoblade (new release on Steam, July 23)
• Breath of Fire IV (Steam)
• CloverPit (Xbox, via Game Pass)
• Dino Crisis (Steam)
• Dino Crisis 2 (Steam)

With these additions, GeForce NOW's catalog grows even more diverse, spanning new releases, classic games, and Game Pass titles.

What This Means for Gamers

For gamers, the fresh content on GeForce NOW offers a way to play AAA titles without investing in expensive PCs or consoles. With a stable internet connection, users can stream on laptops, phones, or any supported device. This flexibility is ideal for travel or when your main rig isn't available, much like a recent GeForce NOW member who renewed their Ultimate subscription for seamless play across devices, including Steam Deck. With cloud gaming, players can stay on top of global trends without download hassles or hardware limits.