GeForce Now is one of the best ways to play through the cloud. It has one of the most solid streaming services, if not the most, for fairly reasonable prices for what they offer. Especially thanks to their free subscription, where the only thing we were asked for was to wait in line when the servers were congested. At least, until now.
According to Nvidia, the developer of GeForce Now, free users will have to start seeing ads to use the platform. But there’s a twist: it will only happen in the queues. When users are waiting to enter a game, an ad will play every two minutes in the queue, helping to finance the platform. Nvidia hopes that this will help offset the increase in operational costs.
As the saying goes, when something is free, it’s because you are the product. That’s why GeForce Now has two other subscriptions, Priority and Ultimate, which, although they are paid, will not have ads. That’s why service users will have to decide how they prefer to pay to play.
