GeForce NOW Adds PEAK and More Exciting Games to Its Library

NVIDIA has just unveiled the latest additions to its GeForce NOW platform for this week, and the big winner is the popular co-op climbing game PEAK, developed by Aggro Crab and Landfall. Released on June 16, PEAK challenges players to scale a treacherous mountain on a mysterious island, where every misstep could lead to failure.

Whether you’re venturing alone or with a team of stranded scouts, the only way to escape is by conquering the mountain.

The game offers players four unique biomes, each teeming with dangerous obstacles that must be overcome. As players make their way up the mountain, they will need to scavenge for food and manage their injuries wisely, as each setback chips away at their stamina, making the climb even more challenging.

One of the standout features of PEAK is the ever-changing map, which rotates daily to provide a fresh challenge every 24 hours. In cooperative mode, teamwork is essential: players can assist one another by helping with climbing or setting up ropes and climbing spikes to aid their teammates in navigating tough spots.

PEAK has already made a big splash, with its peak player count hitting 114,000 concurrent players on Steam, proving that its player base continues to grow. Alongside PEAK, there are three more exciting titles coming to GeForce NOW this week: Mycopunk, Every Day We Fight, and Brickadia. Notably, Brickadia will feature support for several cutting-edge NVIDIA technologies like Reflex, DLSS Super Resolution, and DLSS Frame Generation, enhancing the gameplay experience.

For those looking forward to more, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 is also making its way to GeForce NOW soon, launching tomorrow on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2.

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