Geforce NOW Adds World of Warcraft Official AnnouncementHow to Play Games on Geforce NOW
WoW Now Available on Geforce NOW
In this week’s Geforce NOW Thursday blog, Nvidia has announced that World of Warcraft has come to their cloud-gaming service Geforce NOW, inviting players to dive into the immersive realms of World of Warcraft in the 3 supported versions (Dragonflight, Classic: Season of Discovery, and Classic: Cataclysm).
If you’re looking to adventure across Azeroth no matter what your current gaming setup looks like or while mobile, then consider Geforce NOW. Jump in for a quick dungeon run with friends or an all-night raiding session without worrying about sizable downloads or PC performance.
According to release support article, Addons are not currently supported when playing WoW on Geforce NOW so players will have to play the game ‘au naturel’ with the base UI, but it is being investigated for future updates.
Players can utilize a gamepad when playing WoW in Geforce NOW, but must enable the command in chat – “/Console GamePadEnable 1”.
Accounts and Subscriptions
Note that to play WoW on GeForce Now, you still need to have a Battle.net account. The platform is just a way to play the game without having it downloaded on your computer. WoW expansions and subscriptions are not included with GeForce Now.
What is Geforce NOW?
You need to own or purchase a game from one of the supported game stores before playing it on GeForce NOW. Visit the GeForce NOW supported games page to see which games are currently playable.
Where is Geforce NOW Available?
GeForce NOW is currently available from NVIDIA in North America and Europe, and through GeForce NOW Alliance partners in other parts of the world.
Internet Requirements
- 15 Mbps for HD resolutions at up to 60 FPS (e.g. 1280×720)
- 25 Mbps for FHD resolutions at 60 FPS (e.g. 1920×1080)
- 35 Mbps for UW QHD & QHD resolutions at 120 FPS (e.g. 3840×1440 or 2560×1440)
- 45 Mbps for 4K resolutions at 120 FPS (e.g. 3840×2160)
Nvidia recommends a hardwired Ethernet connection, or a router with a 5 GHz WiFi connection. Geforce NOW also requires less than 80ms of network latency from an NVIDIA data center. A GeForce NOW Ultimate membership is required for features like 4K/QHD resolutions, HDR, AV1, Cloud G-SYNC, and 120/240 FPS streaming on the native Windows PC app.