GeForce Now: Bethesda is now retiring!

The launch of the game streaming service GeForce Now could certainly have been worse, but NVIDIA has to accept some setbacks. Now Bethesda is largely withdrawing from the offer.

With the game streaming service GeForce Now you can, for example, stream PC games you have bought on Steam or Uplay via the cloud to other platforms and thus also play without a powerful computer. The prerequisite is, of course, that the corresponding titles are also supported, and there are one or two problems for NVIDIA.

Shortly after the starting signal was given, it was announced that Activision Blizzard will withdraw from all GeForce Now titles. Subsequently, the reason for this was a communicative misunderstanding, whether and when the titles will return, but is still open.

There is now another construction site for NVIDIA in this regard, because Bethesda is the second well-known developer and publisher to say goodbye to GeForce Now. With the exception of Wolfenstein: Youngblood, all Bethesda titles have now been withdrawn from the streaming service and do not support it for the time being. This has now been confirmed in the official forums.

NVIDIA gave no reason why Bethesda has now made this decision. After the positive news that over a million players have now registered for the streaming platform, there is now a setback.

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