If your PC's a bit creaky or you've since swapped it for a basic laptop, you can still play games with it by tapping into Nvidia's hardware in the cloud rather than what's inside your device.
Like most of the big cloud gaming services around at the moment, GeForce Now is based around the idea of letting you play the latest and greatest games without having to own a high-powered gaming PC.
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Update your GeForce Now app and you'll find its new Game Sync feature in the Settings menu. Besides, Steam is the probably where most of your games live these days, and it will definitely go a long way to help making the service more usable than before. Once it's set up, you can also disable Game Sync at any time, and you can refresh it if you've recently bought a new game and want to see if it's on GeForce Now as well.Īlas, the feature only works with your Steam library for now, not your Uplay and Epic accounts that are also supported on the service, but hey, baby steps. Still, provided you've got your Steam profile set to public, all you need to do is hit that sync button, log into your Steam account through GeForce Now and you're done. If there isn't, you'll probably need to update GeForce Now. In the top right corner, there should now be a new Game Sync section with a little sync button you need to click.
To get yourself set up, you'll need to open up the GeForce Now app on your PC and click on its Settings cog. Thankfully, Nvidia have finally rectified this issue by introducing a new feature that lets you sync your Steam library to your GeForce Now account, making it much easier to see which of your many hundreds of games are actually supported by the streaming service.
When I reviewed all the major cloud gaming services earlier in the year, one of my biggest frustrations with Nvidia's GeForce Now platform was that it was a real faff to work out what you could actually play on it.
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