GeForce NOW has brought every mainline Borderlands title developed by Gearbox Studios to the service this week, likely to prep fans for Borderlands 4.
GeForce NOW is a unique service that brings members the latest games and content without having to wait around for updates or patches. This is done by adding games to their cloud streaming service and letting members indulge for a subscription rate, and that subscription rate allows members of their Ultimate tier to utilize the power of an advanced GeForce RTX GPU (with PC components included) without hardware setup.
This week the GeForce NOW service has added yet another handful of games to its catalogue, with Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced, Borderlands 2, Borderlands 3 and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel all ready for members to play in the cloud. Aside from Gearbox’s Borderlands series, Remedy Entertainment’s FBC: Firebreak is also coming to the cloud, as well as the following list of games landing on GeForce NOW, and the platforms they’re usable through the cloud with.
GeForce NOW – June 2025 Additions
- REMATCH (New release on Steam, Xbox, and PC Game Pass)
- Broken Arrow (New release on Steam)
- Crime Simulator (New release on Steam)
- Date Everything! (New release on Steam)
- FBC: Firebreak (New release on Steam, Xbox, and PC Game Pass)
- Lost in Random: The Eternal Die (New release on Steam, Xbox, and PC Game Pass)
- Architect Life: A House Design Simulator (New release on Steam)
- Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced (Steam)
- Borderlands 2 (Steam, Epic Games Store)
- Borderlands 3 (Steam, Epic Games Store)
- Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (Steam, Epic Games Store)
- METAL EDEN Demo (Steam)
- Torque Drift 2 (Epic Games Store)
It’s possible GeForce NOW is attempting to prepare fans for Gearbox’s upcoming Borderlands 4 launch, which arrives on September 12, 2025. CGMagazine’s preview of Borderlands 4 says it’s “Not a reinvention. It’s not a reset. It’s Borderlands 1, but better, louder, faster, and with shockingly little between you and the action.”
Fans who want to learn more about GeForce NOW, or want to see how it runs using the Steam Deck can check out our coverage here. Otherwise, the official NVIDIA website has more information regarding the service.
