NVIDIA is adding a bunch of new features to GeForce NOW, giving subscribers more control over streaming quality while expanding support to more devices. GeForce NOW lets users stream PC games they already own to devices including old PCs, Macs, Steam Deck, phones, tablets and TVs. Supported games can run with ray tracing, path tracing and DLSS 4.5, while some fast-paced titles can be streamed at up to 360 FPS.

One of the more interesting additions is a new set of DLSS 4.5 controls, giving users more control over how supported games look and perform, with options covering DLSS Super Resolution, Dynamic Frame Generation and Ray Reconstruction. Steam support is also getting another boost, with Steam Controller support coming later this year for Steam Deck and Steam Machines, followed by Windows and macOS support. NVIDIA is also adding GOG single sign-on, allowing users to link their account once, sync supported games and launch them without repeated logins.

The company is officially supporting Firefox as another browser option for accessing GeForce NOW. TV support is expanding with more Fire TV Stick devices, including the new Fire TV Stick 4K Select, to be supported later this year. Amazon Fire TV users will be able to buy a GeForce NOW membership directly through Amazon, keeping the subscription inside their existing account.

NVIDIA is lining up major PC releases for the service, including CONTROL Resonant, Gears of War: E-Day, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, The Blood of Dawnwalker and STAR WARS Zero Company, all expected to be available on GeForce NOW from day one. More information will be available later this week.