What it does support is pretty much every storefront that matters. Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox, Ubisoft Connect and GOG are all in. On the subscription side, Xbox Game Pass and Ubisoft+ are supported, which softens the blow quite a bit. If you already have a Steam library gathering dust because your laptop can’t run it, GeForce Now essentially resurrects it. But if you’re walking in with an empty library expecting a buffet, you’ll be staring at a very well-cooked meal that you still have to pay for separately. No hard feelings, Nvidia, but this deserves to be said upfront.
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