With the advent of Cloud Gaming, there seems to be a new war in the gaming industry. All the big players like Microsoft, Google, AMD, Nvidia, Sony are coming up with new gaming tech announcements every day. The day isn’t far when we will be witnessing Cloud Gaming in the professional gaming platform too. As for now, the latest news comes from NVIDIA as it has finally started rolling out GeForce Now game streaming service for Android devices.
Last month, Nvidia updated its GeForce NOW cloud-gaming service desktop experience. And now, the company has begun rolling out GeForce Now on Android devices in South Korea. However, even if you don’t line in South Korea, you can still try the app now, the APK is available on APKMirror and sideload it onto your device to enjoy your PC games.
As for the requirements, the app description on the Google Play Store suggests that you have Android 5.0 or higher installed, with at least 2GB of memory. Moreover, it’s recommended that the service runs off of 5GHz WiFi with at least 15mbs download.
However, it isn’t clear yet as of when the streaming service will be fully functional. But Nvidia’s GeForce Now is surely up for tough competition, with Microsoft’s xCloud already open for beta testers and Google Stadia all set to be launched next month.