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Cloud Gaming

GeforceNowerGeforceNower Member
edited October 2022 in General Discussion
I really hope you will consider making your beautiful game available to GeForce Now. It is a really good and solid service which will make the game available to a broader audience. And I believe it has been made very easy to implement for game devs.

Comments

  • QuoxQuox Member
    I think they'll need to bring AoC to Steam first - That's probably the deciding factor.
  • StreviStrevi Member
    edited October 2022
    Quox wrote: »
    I think they'll need to bring AoC to Steam first - That's probably the deciding factor.
    Why would they launch it on Steam? I don't think is a good idea.
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  • unknownsystemerrorunknownsystemerror Member, Phoenix Initiative, Royalty, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    They won't be launching on Steam, and I highly doubt they will entertain any sort of cloud gaming after the Stadia fiasco where Google just screwed tons of small, medium, indie and triple A developers by pulling the plug on their cloud gaming in under a year. Plenty of videos out there if you have no idea what I am talking about. There is no upside to Intrepid putting their title on GeForce Now and plenty on the downside. As to Steam, they tried that with APOC, and after that shitshow made sure to let everyone know that mmo would not be on Steam, as they have said numerous times since company inception.
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  • GeforceNowerGeforceNower Member
    There is the obvious upside, that people playing on Geforce Now has to buy the game like everyone else. I dont really see the downside to this. Geforce Now and Stadia are not the same case. Cloud gaming is the future - big, noisy and expensive gamer pc's and consoles are not. I'm just saying.....
  • faimxfaimx Member, Alpha Two
    I don't think the initial focus should be to getting the game to work on a mobile platform. There are mobile MMOs like the new Lineage thing.

    I think we can all agree that we don't want a PTW cash shop. When you start adding your game to delivery platforms like Steam you are going to pay the massive Steam tax (30%+). When the revenue stream gets interrupted cash shops start becoming more of a focal point.
  • Taleof2CitiesTaleof2Cities Member, Alpha Two
    saraglober wrote: »
    Hello, GeforceNower !I think they will do it in the future, as was said previously on this topic.

    Got a link?
  • PaiPlayerPaiPlayer Member
    Taleof2Cities wrote: »
    saraglober wrote: »
    Hello, GeforceNower !I think they will do it in the future, as was said previously on this topic.

    Got a link?

    Official response from NVIDIA through a support ticket:
    Currently, NVIDIA GeForce Now supports games only from Steam, Epic Games Store, Ubisoft, and Xbox Game Launchers. Therefore, only games available on these platforms and supported by GeForce Now can be added to the service.
  • unknownsystemerrorunknownsystemerror Member, Phoenix Initiative, Royalty, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    Nice necro. And as previously stated. GeForce Now only supports certain launchers. Intrepid will have it's own launcher and will not be on Steam. So no GeForce Now for Ashes the mmorpg. You can take any argument and say "but they might one day!" But when that is wishlisting vs reality, sometimes you just gotta take the L.
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