The Nvidia GeForce is a well-known cloud gaming service, that offers many different games to be played on remote servers hosted and streamed over the internet. These can be accessed on any of the supported devices, very similar to Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Now, and Cloud Gaming.
Just recently, Twitter User AccountNgt posted a tweet, which stated that we will be seeing a report coming tomorrow about the many games that are coming to GeForce. We do not know yet what games we might see, but it can be speculated that some of the notable titles we might see will include Star Wars Battlefront I & II, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and Star Wars: Squadrons. We may also see The Complete Saga and The Skywalker Saga. He made sure to add that Lego Star Wars will not be included in these games.
The tweet posted by AccountNgt.AccountNgt has made very similar tweets in the past, one of which was about Lost Ark coming to GeForce, which was later confirmed with an announcement. So, it is highly likely that we will receive more information regarding this tweet later on. The fans will be very excited to see these titles coming, as some also add a nostalgic factor to the enjoyment.
Star Wars: Squadrons follows the story after Return of the Jedi and before The Force Awakens when Darth Vader orders his troops to hunt down any refugees that survived the planet Alderaan’s destruction.
Star Wars Battlefront I & II, the latter expanded the story of the first, as it depicted the story of Commander Iden Versio’s fight for the Galactic Empire’s future. It also added missions and objectives to the game.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order follows the story of Jedi Padawan Cal Kestic After the events of Revenge of the Sith.
These are some of the many titles that are likely to come, which will be confirmed in a report tomorrow, if not, we should definitely see more about them in the upcoming Star Wars Celebration later this May. Marks your calendars because we might get some news on a potential sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (or maybe that’s too many expectations). Nonetheless, if you have any further questions, do let us know!