GeForce Now Expands Library with 24 New Titles and WoW Mod Support

Nvidia is rounding out November with a significant update to its GeForce Now library, adding 24 new titles throughout the month. Most notably, according to a report by KitGuru, the cloud gaming service is introducing a major quality-of-life feature for World of Warcraft: Forever players.

CurseForge Integration for World of Warcraft

For those streaming World of Warcraft: Forever, Nvidia has rolled out support for approximately 100 popular CurseForge add-ons. This integration allows Premium members to customize their interface and combat tracking directly through the cloud, effectively removing the headache of manually managing mod files on a local installation. This feature arrives alongside the game’s launch on the platform.

New Games Joining the Library

The service has confirmed the initial wave of titles arriving this week, including:

• World of Warcraft: Forever (Battle.net)
• County of Fortune (Steam)
• CURE – A Hospital Simulator (Steam)
• Leaf it Alone (Steam)
• Planet Zoo 2 (Epic Games Store)
• Probably Stolen – Cyberpunk Shopkeeper Sim (Steam)
• RuneScape: Dragonwilds (Epic Games Store)
• SpiritVale (Steam)

Beyond these, the wider November lineup features major titles such as Cyberpunk 2077 via Battle.net and Baldur’s Gate 3 via Xbox Play Anywhere. Nvidia is also promising day-one support for upcoming releases like Ashes of the Singularity II and Warhammer Survivors. Additionally, GFN Ultimate members playing on RTX 5080 servers can look forward to upcoming support for the DLSS 5 upgrade in Hogwarts Legacy.

Why it matters

The addition of CurseForge support represents a substantial shift for cloud gamers who previously couldn’t easily customize their UI in complex titles like World of Warcraft. By handling mod installation server-side, GeForce Now Premium members can enjoy a personalized experience without needing the high-end storage or file management usually associated with PC gaming.

For players, this means the barrier to entry for playing fully modded MMORPGs on lower-spec hardware or mobile devices continues to shrink. As Nvidia adds more titles and continues to integrate day-one releases, users should keep an eye on how these cloud-based add-ons perform in terms of latency and stability during high-intensity gameplay sessions.