Lost Ark is the latest game to be available on NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW service. If you are looking to play on the go or want to play across different devices, you will now be able to play Lost Ark through the cloud gaming service.
Cloud gaming is booming, and while playing MMORPGs through such services sometimes results in mixed experiences, there’s no doubt that they hold great promise. With official GeForce NOW support, Lost Ark joins other titles like Dune: Spice Wars (which is now in early access), Conan Exiles, and the new battle royale Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt, all of which have been added to the supported titles on the service this week. Swords of Legends Online, Fortnite, and Secret World Legends are some of the other titles already supported.
Lost Ark is also gearing up for May, with the rest of the released roadmap in the works, including the advanced Destroyer class for the Warrior. CM Roxx answered questions from players on the forum about class releases, and said that the Destroyer is coming in May, and “I would expect the older/”original” classes to come out before we have the newest class in the game” since that was also how the original Korean version did things. However, content roadmaps may become a little shorter and more frequent, provided plans are developed at the appropriate pace: “We’re toying with the idea of sharing shorter ‘roadmaps’ frequently, but it also depends on the work done to lock down these contents as much as possible. Lots going on!”
In another community concern, the population of Western European servers was addressed, with players noting that some of them have moved from the Central European region in order to help queues for launch, but now some of the servers have declining populations. It has been confirmed that the team is monitoring the situation and trying to find solutions for the future.
To learn more about the GeForce NOW release, check out the announcement here.