The First Week Of September Has Some Great Releases For GeForce NOW

GeForce NOW is coming into September hot with some great sounding games including LEGO Brawls and many more. It’s also the first day of the month and the first week of new games for GeForce NOW for the month, which is a neat little detail.

That aside, subscribers have a handful of things to look forward to for September. There are 22 games in total coming this month, with nearly half of them being added this week. In all there are 10 new games that were added to the service today. And most of those are day and date releases with the launch on Steam and/or the Epic Games Store. In fact, 19 of this month’s 22 games are going to be day and date releases. So just about every new game added to GeForce NOW for September will be a new game in general.

LEGO Brawls and 9 other games join GeForce NOW this week

Just by the name you should know what LEGO Brawls is about. It’s a brawler in the style of Super Smash Bros. and the recently released MultiVersus. Except you’re using LEGO characters as your brawler. And since this is LEGO, you actually build your brawler from a series of different LEGO pieces to complete a unique character.

Sounds kind of fun right? At the very least, it’s going to be a perfect game to play with the kids or for younger kids to play with their friends. In addition to LEGO Brawls, GeForce NOW gains access to 9 other games today.

Including Call Of The Wild: The Angler, F1 Manager 2022, Scathe, Gerda: A Flame in Winter, MythBusters: The Game – Crazy Experiments Simulator, Arcade Paradise, Dark Deity, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, and Lumencraft. All but the last four titles mentioned here are new releases on PC as of today.

Subscribers can also expect new surround sound audio modes, which NVIDIA says will be added over the next few weeks. These will be available for both Priority and RTX 3080 members.

And later this month, NVIDIA is adding Steelrising, Little Oprheus, and SBK 22. If you want to check out every single game being added this month, NVIDIA has them all listed on the official blog post.