AT&T is offering each and every current and new 5G subscriber a free six-month trial of Nvidia GeForce Now.
The new pact has been announced as part of Nvidia's 5nd CES virtual conference, where it also announced the RTX three thousand ninety Ti, and will offer each and every one of the users of the AT&T XNUMXG plan a six-month subscription free priority, which generally costs € forty-nine and ninety-nine.
Once you've claimed the promotion and signed up, you can install the GeForce Now app on your Android phone or tablet to start streaming games. IPhone and iPad users will need to go to the GeForce Now site through the Safari browser.
You can also use your subscription through your Mac and Windows computer, simply by logging into your account.
GeForce Now is very similar to the Google Stadia subscription that AT&T previously offered to customers of the service, in that it only lets you stream the games you have, unlike the Xbox Gaming Cloud platform, which is more similar to Netflix.
Once you've signed up for the service, you can connect your Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG libraries, as well as countless other digital marketplaces, to start streaming your favorite games to your smartphone on the go. change . All you need is a compatible game controller.
As a Priority member, you will have priority access to Nvidia's premium servers and will be able to enjoy game sessions for up to six hours before you need to join the queue; free members only have access to session time and must queue up before paying subscribers.
Unfortunately, AT&T does not offer a subscription to the RTX 5 level of GeForce Now, which lets you play on a platform with RTX XNUMX technology over Wi-Fi. However, since this offer is free for each and every XNUMXG plan owner, we won. Don't complain too loud.
To take advantage of the Nvidia GeForce Now promotion, you must go to the official offer registration page and fill in your contact details.
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