GFORCE NOW FOR MAC TRIAL
In this case, though, you’ll also get a 90-day free trial (which leads me to believe the subscription price might go up later). That’s the same price as an Apple Arcade subscription, less than Google Stadia’s $10 per month, and the kind of thing many of us might forget about. If you want to bump up to six hours with “priority” access to Nvidia’s servers (as well as Nvidia’s RTX ON technology for ray tracing), you’ll have to pay just $4.99 a month for the Founder’s Edition account. You don’t even have to pay for GeForce Now if you don’t want to, as the free version lets you use the service to play your games for up to an hour at a time, though you can hop right back into another session if you’re booted off. It may seem perfect for iOS and the Apple TV, but when I asked, an Nvidia representative said the company had “nothing to announce.” It’s not hard to believe that Apple itself may cause trouble in that regard, especially after the fiasco surrounding Valve’s Steam Link app in 20. Unfortunately, in the Appleverse, GeForce Now is only available on the Mac. The only things you really need are an Nvidia account and an internet connection that’s capable of reaching at least 15Mbps. You don’t even have to worry about your Mac being able to run these games, as Nvidia itself keeps them updated and powers all of them with its own celebrated graphics cards-which, as a reminder, haven’t been supported on Macs for years.
(Sadly, Stadia didn’t live up to the promise.) You don’t have to rebuy some games you probably already own on a PC, and it works with a number of storefronts you may already have accounts with, such as Steam, the Epic Games Store, and Blizzard’s. Nvidia GeForce Now is a cloud game streaming service like Google’s Stadia, but one that’s infinitely friendlier to consumers. Before I get too far ahead of myself, here’s an explainer.
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