Okay, you might want to feel comfortable with this rumor, because it’s great. It all has to do with GeForce Now, Nvidia’s game streaming service. Basically, someone named Ighor July found a way to open the GeForce Now database and take a look inside, and it’s absolutely filled with references to all sorts of unreleased games.
Now, here’s the thing: there’s no guarantee that these games really exist. Some could be there exclusively for testing purposes, while others could be coded or even canceled. As such, we wouldn’t recommend taking any of this information at face value, but it’s still an incredibly interesting thing.
So what do we have? Well, even where to start. The following games appear to have been viewed or referenced without warning (as listed on Reddit):
- Chrono Cross Remaster
- Final Fantasy Tactics Remaster
- Final Fantasy IX Remake (possibly just a reference to the recent remaster)
- Kingdom Hearts IV
- Resident Evil 4 Remake (previously rumored)
- Street Fighter 6
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 (previously rumored)
- Monster Hunter 6
- Grand Theft Auto Remasters (previous rumors)
- BioShock 2022
- Mirror’s Edge Remaster
- Untitled Respawn game
- Titanfall 3
- Tekken 8
- The principle of Talos 2
- Crysis 4
- Batman Arkham Knight Remaster
- XCOM 3
- Injustice 3: The gods will fall
- Destroy all humans 3
- Sniper Elite 5
- Cities: Skylines 2
- Fight for the Middle Earth
- Mortal Kombat XII
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Remaster (recently rejected by Activision)
- Helldivers 2
The database also mentions numerous titles released by Sony, which may suggest that more of the first-hand PlayStation games are heading to the PC at some point.
This specific list includes:
- God of War (2018)
- Horizon Forbidden West
- Gran Turismo July
- Return
- Demon souls
- Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
- Sackboy: A great adventure
- Ghost of Tsushima
Again, we must emphasize that all this information has supposedly been extracted from the GeForce Now servers and that part of it could be easily interpreted. Also, this leak continues: people are still digging into everything they can find.
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