Dive masks on — Subnautica 2 is making a splash on GeForce NOW, arriving day-and-date with its Early Access launch. Members can plunge into the title’s brand-new alien ocean from almost any device. It leads 11 new games joining the cloud this week, and NVIDIA confirmed the Gaijin single sign-on feature is now up and running.
Making Waves
Subnautica 2 is a shared-world ocean frontier where survival, exploration, and creativity surface together. Players descend into dynamic ecosystems, mysterious ruins, and creatures ranging from curious to colossal, taking on story-driven missions, diving into resource-rich biomes, and constructing bases above and below the surface. Whether solo or with a crew, the ocean stays vast and unpredictable — streamed from the cloud with crisp detail and no downloads or hardware upgrades.
A Bigger Week
Forza Horizon 6 early access arrived May 14 for players who preordered the Premium Edition on Steam or bought the Premium Upgrade Bundle for PC Game Pass. The rest of the 11-game lineup includes new releases Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes, Outbound, Directive 8020, Subnautica 2, and Blades of Fire, plus Disco Elysium, Oddsparks: An Automation Adventure, Planet Coaster 2, Sudden Strike 5, and Super Battle Golf.
Keep It Classy: HITMAN Rewards
A limited-time HITMAN World of Assassination reward event brings a lineup of in-game items, escalated by membership tier:
- Free users: the Purple Streak Explosive Duck
- Performance members: adds the Bomb Dynamite
- Ultimate members: adds the Purple Streak Fiber Wire and Swimwear Suit
HITMAN is free to play through May 25, with members earning a unique reward for 007 First Light. Rewards remain available through June 14, first come, first served, redeemable in the GeForce NOW account portal.
What This Means
Day-and-date games like Subnautica 2 show how far cloud gaming has come: a brand-new ocean playable the moment it launches, from a Chromebook, tablet, or TV, with the PC in the cloud doing all the work. Eleven games a week is no longer a novelty — it is the baseline.