Blackwell RTX Architecture Coming to GeForce Now Next Week

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By Cedric Pabriga

Contributing editor

September 5, 2025
2:56 am
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Key points

Nvidia’s update to GeForce Now will be implemented on Sept. 10, 2025.
The update will upgrade the streaming service’s architecture to the Blackwell RTX.
The new update will only be usable to fans who are at the highest subscription level of the streaming service.

The Blackwell RTX Architecture is finally arriving on GeForce Now on Sept. 10, 2025, according to a press release by Nvidia. The update will bump the performance of the company’s cloud streaming capabilities to performances that mirror that of an RTX 5080.

Additionally, Nvidia announced that new games will be available to play using the cloud, including the most anticipated game release of the year: Hollow Knight: Silksong. Here’s the full list of games joining Nvidia’s cloud gaming streaming service today:

New games being added to the service do not stop there, however. Nvidia also provided another list of games that will enter GeForce Now in September 2025:

Firefighting Simulator: Ignite (Sept. 9)
Borderlands 4 (Sept. 11)
Fata Deum – The God Sim (Sept. 15)
Dying Light: The Beast (Sept. 19)
Jump Space (Sept. 19)
Warborne Above Ashes (Sept. 19)
Endless Legend 2 (Sept. 22)
Baby Steps (Sept. 23)
Aztecs: The Last Sun (Sept. 23)
Lost Rift (Sept. 25)
CloverPit (Sept. 26)
Predecessor

Nvidia has previously announced that this will be the “biggest update yet” to the cloud streaming platform. The company said that the update will “set new standards for cloud gaming.” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang added that it will be able to “turn any device into a high-quality gaming rig that rivals nearly every other product on the market today.”

It’s worth noting that the Blackwell RTX architecture will only be available to the highest price tier of the GeForce Now subscription, the Ultimate tier, which will cost players around $19.99 per month.