Nvidia has added 4-month memberships to GeForce Now in India, giving cloud gamers a cheaper option than renewing every month. The plans go live today, October 29, with Performance priced at Rs 3,499 and Ultimate at Rs 6,999.
Ultimate runs on RTX 5080-class hardware, supports up to 5K at 360fps and adds DLSS 4 and Reflex, with sessions stretching to eight hours. A 100-hour monthly playtime cap applies to both. Phantom Blade Zero streams on GeForce Now from day one S-Game’s kungfupunk action title Phantom Blade Zero, out on October 28, is already playable on the service. World of Warcraft: Forever follows on November 4, with a reward open to members on every tier from November 4 to 11, while supplies last. Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered also pick up in-game mod.io support, so players can browse and add community mods without leaving either world. In all, nine titles join the library this week, including Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, Hunting Simulator 3 and The Seance of Blake Manor.
Performance streams at up to 1440p and 60fps with six-hour sessions. Players still need to own titles on stores like Steam or the Epic Games Store, since the service streams existing libraries rather than selling anything. You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test.
Four months of Performance at Rs 1,000 a month comes to Rs 4,000, so the new plan saves around Rs 500. Ultimate buyers save just over Rs 1,000 against the Rs 2,000 monthly fee. That works out to roughly Rs 875 and Rs 1,750 a month.
Both carry the same perks as the monthly memberships, which stay on sale. The savings are easy to work out.