Microsoft joins hands with Nvidia, and a large number of Xbox PC games will support GeForce Now service

NVIDIA and Microsoft announced a 10-year agreement this week. They are trying to introduce top PC Xbox Game Studios games into the GeForce NOW library, including Bethesda, Mojang Studios and Activision games (pending the completion of the acquisition), and have expanded more than 1500 streaming games, such as Halo, My World, and Elden Fahuan.
It is reported that Xbox Game Studios PC games provided on third-party stores (such as Steam or Epic) will become the first games to be played through GeForce NOW. The partnership also marks that the first batch of games will be launched in the Windows App Store, and Nvidia said that it will soon provide support.
On Thursday, GeForce NOW added 6 new games, and IT Home attached the game list:

Steam

Angry Rugby 3 (Steam and Epic Games Store)
Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator（Steam）
The son of the forest (Steam)
Ember Knights ( Steam )

Cartel Tycoon（Epic）

In addition, NVIDIA has added a cloud-based RTX 4080 server for Ultimate members in Paris and its surrounding cities, which is the first time that GeForce NOW has lit up the "map" near Paris.