Methodology

Game catalogues — once a day, 06:20 UTC

• GeForce NOW: NVIDIA's own catalogue API (the one the GeForce NOW app queries), US region, English. Per game it gives the stores you can own it on, the box art, and whether the free plan can start it. Whether a game is "Ready to play" (tuned by NVIDIA) comes from NVIDIA's static supported-games list, the only place that flag is published.
• Xbox Cloud Gaming: Microsoft's cloud-gaming gallery and store catalogue, US region.
• PlayStation Plus: the playstation.com game finder, keeping only titles flagged as streamable (Premium). The older PS3 streaming-only library has no public feed and is not tracked.
• Amazon Luna: Luna's public site index, US. Amazon publishes no catalogue API, so before a game is marked as removed we re-check its own page on amazon.com; only a page Amazon itself no longer recognises counts as a removal.
• Boosteroid: Boosteroid's public applications list. It is a list of names, so it only confirms games already known from another service.

Regional catalogues differ: a game available in the US feed may not be available where you live, and the reverse. A game linked in our database but missing from a feed is recorded as removed the same day, with two guards against a broken feed: a feed that shrinks below a floor is skipped, and a day that would remove more than 5% of a service's catalogue is held for review.

Added and removed — the changelog

Every difference between two daily reads is written down with its date and shown on the changelogand on each game's page. The day a service was first indexed is marked as such, not as the day its games arrived. Tracking began on 13 August 2026 for GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud and Boosteroid and on 14 August 2026 for PlayStation Plus and Amazon Luna; nothing before those dates is known to us.

Server status and queues — live

Region and pod status comes from NVIDIA's public status page, refreshed every minute on /servers. Queue lengths and wait estimates come from PrintedWaste's public GeForce NOW queue feed, an independent community project; NVIDIA publishes none. Readings older than the feed's own freshest timestamp by more than a few minutes are dropped rather than shown stale. "Closest to you" is worked out from your browser's timezone, not your connection, and the latency figure beside it is a distance estimate, not a measurement.

Prices

Game prices are the store's current list price (Steam, Xbox Store, GOG) fetched when the page is built and refreshed every five minutes, in the currency we infer from your location. Subscription prices for Game Pass and PlayStation Plus are read from Microsoft's and Sony's own catalogues; GeForce NOW's are typed from NVIDIA's pricing page and dated where shown.

Scores and game facts

Metacritic scores, player review percentages, developer, release date, genre and controller support come from Steam's store data where a game has a Steam page, and from IGDB where it does not. They are refreshed weekly. Similar games are ranked by number of positive player reviews within the same genre.

Release calendar

Built from the services' own announcements (NVIDIA's weekly post, Microsoft's coming-soon list, Boosteroid's announcements). A date is shown only when a service has given one.

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