Nvidia GeForce Now Launches A Special Plan For India: How Much Money Can You Save

If you enjoy playing PC games but do not want to commit to a monthly subscription, Nvidia GeForce NOW has a new option worth considering. The cloud gaming service is introducing four-month Performance and Ultimate memberships in India, giving players a way to access its premium features for a longer period at a lower overall cost.

The new plans are available already and join the existing monthly subscriptions. The Performance membership costs Rs 3,499 for four months, while the Ultimate membership is priced at Rs 6,999. Here’s how much you can save with the new plans and what else Nvidia has announced for GeForce NOW.

Nvidia GeForce NOW Four-Month Plans: Price and Savings

Nvidia has introduced four-month Performance and Ultimate memberships in India. The company says the new plans offer the same premium benefits as their monthly counterparts, but at a lower overall price.

The four-month Performance membership is priced at Rs 3,499. The monthly Performance plan costs Rs 999, which means paying for four months separately would cost Rs 3,996. With the new plan, users can save Rs 497.

The Ultimate membership, meanwhile, costs Rs 6,999 for four months. At Rs 1,999 per month, four separate monthly payments would add up to Rs 7,996. This means users can save Rs 997 by choosing the longer subscription.

Here’s a closer look at the price difference:

The savings work out to approximately 12.4% for the Performance plan and 12.5% for the Ultimate plan. The new memberships could be useful for players who already use GeForce NOW regularly and want to reduce their subscription costs over a longer period.

However, the four-month plans require users to pay upfront. Those who prefer to subscribe for shorter periods can continue to choose the existing monthly memberships.

What Does Nvidia GeForce NOW Offer?

GeForce NOW is Nvidia’s cloud gaming service, which lets users stream supported PC games instead of running them directly on their own hardware. This means players can access games on supported devices without needing a powerful gaming rig.

Nvidia says Ultimate members can access RTX 5080-class performance on supported devices. The service also lets players skip game downloads and get straight into the action, provided they have a compatible device and a suitable internet connection.

The service supports a range of devices, allowing users to stream games across supported PCs, laptops and other compatible hardware. However, players should note that GeForce NOW is a streaming service, and access to a game may depend on its availability on the platform and the user's existing game library.

Nine Games Are Joining GeForce NOW This Week

Alongside the new subscription plans, Nvidia has announced nine games joining GeForce NOW this week.

The lineup includes Phantom Blade Zero, ATMOSFAR, Hunting Simulator 3 and Queen’s Domain. Other titles joining the service are Dimraeth, Dressmaker, Halloween, Hell Let Loose: Vietnam and The Seance of Blake Manor.

Nvidia has also confirmed that World of Warcraft: Forever will arrive on GeForce NOW on November 4. A launch-week access reward will be available across all membership tiers from November 4 to November 11, while supplies last.

The company is also adding in-game mod.io support for Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Remastered. This will give players more ways to customise their experience in the two games.

Overall, the new four-month memberships give GeForce NOW users in India another way to pay for the service. The Performance plan offers a saving of Rs 497, while the Ultimate plan brings the saving to Rs 997 compared with four monthly payments.