You can play Moons of Madness in the cloud on GeForce NOW. You play on your PC, phone, tablet or TV with nothing to download. You need your own copy of the game. The service runs it for you; it does not sell it.
You need your own copy of the game. The service runs it for you.
Moons of MadnessWhere to play Moons of Madness in the cloud
Everything you need to start it, and the best stream quality it can send. On GeForce NOW it is an Install-to-Play title. The service installs it on your session's cloud storage when you start it. This takes a few minutes and needs the Performance or Ultimate plan.
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Moons of Madness in pictures
Screenshots and the trailer. Click one to see it full size.
Where to buy Moons of Madness for cloud play
GeForce NOW and Boosteroid do not sell games: you play the copy you already own. If you do not have Moons of Madness yet, buy it from one of these stores. It then works in the cloud on any device. Prices are shown for your country.
Moons of Madness on GeForce NOW
Your GeForce NOW plan decides how good Moons of Madness looks, how long one session lasts, and whether you wait for a machine. These limits are the same for every game on GeForce NOW.
NVIDIA sells GeForce NOW itself here, in US dollars.
- Can play Moons of Madness
- No
- Resolution
- 1080p
- Frame rate
- 60 fps
- Ray tracing & DLSS
- —
- HDR & ultrawide
- —
- Graphics card
- Basic, shared
- Max session length
- 1 hour
- Hours included
- Unlimited, with a queue
- Can play Moons of Madness
- Yes
- Resolution
- Up to 1440p
- Frame rate
- 60 fps
- Ray tracing & DLSS
- RTX ON
- HDR & ultrawide
- Ultrawide
- Graphics card
- RTX-class, dedicated
- Max session length
- 6 hours
- Hours included
- 100 a month
- Can play Moons of Madness
- Yes
- Resolution
- Up to 5K
- Frame rate
- 120 fps · 360 fps at 1080p
- Ray tracing & DLSS
- RTX ON · DLSS 4 · Reflex
- HDR & ultrawide
- HDR · ultrawide
- Graphics card
- RTX 5080-class
- Max session length
- 8 hours
- Hours included
- 100 a month
About Moons of Madness
Who made it, when it came out, and how it plays. The same on each service.
- DEVELOPER
- Funcom Oslo A/S
- RELEASE DATE
- 22 Oct, 2019
- GENRES
- Adventure, Casual, Horror, Indie
- GAME MODES
- Single-player
- CONTROLLER SUPPORT
- Partial. Some menus need a mouse or touch
Get notified about Moons of Madness
One email when Moons of Madness arrives on a new cloud service, or leaves one. Nothing else, no newsletter.
Moons of Madness cloud gaming FAQ
Can you play Moons of Madness in the cloud?+
Yes. Moons of Madness is on 1 cloud gaming service: GeForce NOW. You play it on a PC, phone, tablet or TV. You download and install nothing.
Is Moons of Madness on GeForce NOW?+
Yes. Moons of Madness is on GeForce NOW. You must own the game on Steam. GeForce NOW then runs your copy on its servers. It is an Install-to-Play title: GeForce NOW installs it for you each time you start it, which takes a few minutes. Install-to-Play needs the Performance or Ultimate plan.
Is Moons of Madness on Boosteroid?+
No. Moons of Madness is not on Boosteroid now. It is on GeForce NOW.
Is Moons of Madness on PlayStation Plus?+
No. Moons of Madness is not on PlayStation Plus now. It is on GeForce NOW.
Is Moons of Madness on Xbox Cloud Gaming?+
No. Moons of Madness is not on Xbox Cloud Gaming now. It is on GeForce NOW.
Is Moons of Madness on Amazon Luna?+
No. Moons of Madness is not on Amazon Luna now. It is on GeForce NOW.
Do I need to buy Moons of Madness to play it in the cloud?+
Yes. GeForce NOW only runs games you own. Buy Moons of Madness from a supported store first. You pay for the cloud service separately.
Can you play Moons of Madness in the cloud for free?+
No. Moons of Madness is an Install-to-Play title on GeForce NOW, and Install-to-Play needs the Performance or Ultimate plan. The free plan cannot start it.
Can I play Moons of Madness with a controller?+
Partly. Moons of Madness has partial controller support. The game plays with a gamepad, but some menus or actions need a mouse, keyboard or touch.
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