Gaming PCs Chugging Along with "Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord"? Don't worry, Nvidia has already added TaleWorlds Entertainment's latest game to its GeForce Now streaming service.

The addition of "Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord" not long after its Early Access release on March 30, 2020, will be a great benefit to users with the same old gaming PCs that the game was first announced on in 2012. It's been a long time coming. It has been a long wait.

But finally, a playable campaign is available. The game's launch on Steam in 2020 is the largest to date.

All you need to do to be able to run the game through Nvidia's servers is to create a GeForce Now account. You then purchase the game from your favorite game store, launch the GeForce Now app, and log in. From there, all you have to do is find the game and launch it. It's that easy.

Nvidia's GeForce Now streaming service reached its Founders tier capacity in March; the $4.99 subscription offered priority access to servers, extended session times, and RTX ray tracing capabilities on supported games. offered. However, it is possible to sign up to be notified when capacity is restored.

For now, only a time-limited free tier remains. However, that means that after paying for the first game, there is no need to spend any more money to play "Mount & Blade II". However, the hour-long sessions in the free tier can get a bit tedious.

The GeForce Now service allows users to connect their game licenses to a server to play, in contrast to the storefront model used by Google Stadia. While this service has proven to be a popular choice among gamers looking to augment their local experience with cloud game backups when needed, major publishers 2K Games, Bethesda, and Activision Blizzard have suffered some setbacks since launch as they have removed their games from the game streaming platform.