GeForce NOW just added two more games today, because apparently Wednesday is the new Thursday.
If you thought four games earlier today was the end of it, think again. NVIDIA has dropped another pair of titles onto GeForce NOW – Torque Drift 2 via the Epic Games Store and the demo for Metal Eden via Steam – both now playable in the cloud.
That brings the total to six games added today, and the fourth GFN drop since Monday. If the goal was to break the calendar, it’s working.
Torque Drift 2
Torque Drift 2 builds on the community-focused motorsport platform of the original with a focus on realism, car customization, and a growing ecosystem of licensed parts. This isn’t just another casual racer – it’s part of the REVV Motorsport ecosystem, designed to connect players to web3-integrated motorsport progression. Whether you’re grinding through events or perfecting your drifting technique, Torque Drift 2 aims to deliver both competitive play and creative freedom under the hood.
The game features high-fidelity driving physics, beautiful visuals powered by Unreal Engine, and a robust livery system for true car personalization. Despite being in early access, Torque Drift 2 already has a strong foundation for competitive and community play. And now that it’s available on GeForce NOW via the Epic Games Store, it’s even easier to jump in and burn rubber without worrying about hardware demands.
Metal Eden (Demo)
Metal Eden is a gritty, turn-based tactical RPG set in a bleak, biomechanical future where corrupted AI and cyborg monsters rule what’s left of the Earth. The demo introduces players to a grim and oppressive world full of moral grey zones, permanent consequences, and strategic combat. With a heavy emphasis on positioning, status effects, and creative character building, Metal Eden invites fans of XCOM, Hard West, and Darkest Dungeon to test their mettle in a desperate fight for survival.
Beyond the battles, Metal Eden teases a much larger story with themes of rebellion, sacrifice, and post-human identity. Even in this short playable demo, the writing and visual design stand out, offering plenty of atmosphere and intensity to keep players hooked. If the final game delivers on what’s here, it could easily become one of the standout indie strategy titles of the year. The demo is now streamable via GeForce NOW on Steam.
What Even Is a Thursday Anymore?
This week alone has seen:
- Borderlands 1–3 and Pre-Sequel drop
- Lost in Random, Rematch, and The Eternal Die added
- Broken Arrow, Date Everything!, FBC: Firebreak, and Crime Simulator added earlier today
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