But out of all the Steam games I own, only 38 of them are compatible with GeForce Now. No way I was about to do that with the 259 games I have in my Steam library, which is a significantly lower number of titles than many hardcore users have amassed. The search bar method isn’t terrible if you’re just looking for a single game, but cross-checking your entire Steam library could take a long time. Once the cloud streaming platform officially launched, though, that list disappeared (along with many, many games from Blizzard Entertainment, 2K Games, Bethesda, Warner Bros, Xbox Game Studios, Codemasters and Klei Entertainment) and users either had to scroll through not well-categorised categories, or type game titles into the search bar to see if a game they owned was compatible with GeForce Now. A long, long time ago, when GeForce Now was still in Beta, Nvidia did have an entire list of games that were compatible with its service available on its website.
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