The mission begins now. NVIDIA’s cloud-gaming service GeForce NOW is opening a new chapter with a blockbuster mix of spy thrills, high-speed racing, and member rewards — including a 007 First Light Ultimate Bundle and the arrival of Forza Horizon 6.
The Bundle
Starting today through Wednesday, June 10, a 12-month GeForce NOW Ultimate membership includes 007 First Light at no extra charge. Lock in the bundle before the game’s launch and it is ready to play the moment the title goes live on May 27 — no preloads, no downloads, no waiting.
- Included game is yours to keep
- Redeem via the Available to Redeem section in the account portal, then link Steam
- Streams on RTX 50 Series cloud GPUs at up to 5K HDR
A New Origin Story
007 First Light reimagines Bond’s earliest days — before the tux fit perfectly and the martinis got specific. Players step into a sharp, cinematic origin story full of globe-trotting espionage, close calls, and choices that shape how the world’s most famous agent takes form. Stealth, spectacle, and just enough chaos, all streaming at cinematic quality.
Welcome to the Festival
Forza Horizon 6 revs onto GeForce NOW this week, bringing the series’ signature open-world racing and festival energy to the cloud. Every road, trail, and skyline is designed to be driven, with events from high-speed street races to off-road expeditions, a garage of iconic cars, and seamless online play — with NVIDIA DLSS sharpening every reflection and finish-line sprint.
Eight New Games to Stream
Beyond the headliners, this week’s drop adds:
- Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core (May 20)
- Luna Abyss (May 21)
- Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II (May 21)
- ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies (May 21)
- Splitgate Arena Reloaded, Sunderfolk, and TerraTech Legion
What This Means
NVIDIA’s bundling strategy is now as important as its hardware: locking a major third-party launch like 007 First Light behind a year of Ultimate turns a streaming subscription into a must-have for blockbuster-season. With Forza Horizon 6 and eight more titles joining the catalog, GeForce NOW keeps cementing itself as the default way to play high-end PC games without owning the PC.