The NVIDIA GeForce Now service, comes in an open phase format in Europe and North America, a service that will allow us to play our Steam and Uplay titles without the need for a high-end gaming equipment.

It is not the first time that NVIDIA talks about NVIDIA GeForce Now, the service for Windows and Mac, which allows you to play games via streaming, with very specific characteristics. This service will arrive in public beta to North America and Europe. Basically this service makes use of cloud systems to run the games and be able to play them on our computer without problems or on a tablet that has a Windows operating system. This service allows us to run Steam or Uplay games that we have, in a resolution of 1080p and can reach up to 120FPS, yes, we must have an internet connection of at least 25Mbps.

Ubisoft is excited that players will be able to play acclaimed franchises like Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege on Uplay with an exceptional gaming experience on PC and Mac thanks to NVIDIA's futuristic GeForce NOW service, so no PC required. top-of-the-line, 'said Chris Early, Vice President of Partnerships and Revenue at Ubisoft.

So far the Ubisoft platform did not enter the system, it could only be used with the Valve platform. A key title has also been added, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, which was not supported in this service, but when version 1.0 arrived, it has been added to this interesting service, which logically has to be paid for every month.

Regarding the NVIDIA GeForce Now requirements, you'll need Windows 7 or later, or macOS 10.10 or later, an Intel Core i3 @ 3.1GHz processor, and at least 4GB of RAM as minimum hardware requirements (the graphics card doesn't matter, as the game is cloud-rendered). You'll also need at least 25Mbps of internet speed, although 50Mbps or more is recommended. You can use a keyboard and mouse or a gamepad. If you're interested in the beta, you can sign up at this link.