Good news for contestants, it looks like popular Steam game The Finals will be playable today on NVIDIA’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service. Good news for Vogue, they can now cash in on the grass.
The Grand Final has caused quite a stir since its launch in late 2023, with player counts recently surpassing 10 million before this announcement. The game is already playable on PS5, Xbox, and PC via Steam, and another platform for the game will only help its continued momentum.
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What’s new in GeForce Now Announced via Twitter, but how meaningful does this really mean to the players in the finals? First of all, the excellent GeForce Now does have a huge user base of 25 million players (thanks Venturebeat). The service doesn’t provide user statistics – so we don’t know if the vast majority of its cloud gaming players are generally keen on multiplayer FPS – but more players surely couldn’t hurt, right?
For better or worse, 2024 is going to be a big year for the Finals. Whether it can maintain the momentum it’s built over the past month or so will depend on the support the game receives and the quality of updates. So far, looking good. Aside from some concerns about aim assist, balance, and cheating, the pastures are still green for newcomers. It’s also worth noting that these three issues aren’t unique to The Finals – rather, they’re a perpetual thorn in the side of any online FPS that’s been online for a while.
my thoughts? Heading into 2024, the game looks great. The first season made a good first impression, and the trio’s goal-focused style was unique enough to set it apart. With games on Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, I hope more people can try it and make their own decisions.
