Linux just got a native GeForce NOW app on Linux from Nvidia. We're testing it out and reviewing how well things work. Is it worth it to make the switch to the app to get more access to gaming on Linux while Gaming on Linux catches up natively? Let's check it out.

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GeForce NOW's beta Linux app enables cloud gaming on modest hardware by streaming games from remote servers. The free tier provides access to 2,000+ games with ads and queue times, while paid tiers ($10-20/month) offer better performance and priority access. Installation is straightforward via binary package, but the reviewer encountered frequent syncing issues with Steam library integration requiring multiple restarts. The service works by streaming gameplay from Nvidia's cloud servers, allowing Linux users to play Windows-exclusive titles without compatibility layers like Proton. Performance depends heavily on stable internet connection, with noticeable input latency affecting competitive games. The service excels for casual gaming on older hardware or laptops, but session limits and dependency on cloud infrastructure raise concerns about gaming's future.

GeForce NOW on Linux Review – Is It Actually Worth It?