The limit applies to all Nvidia GeForce Now users, including those who pay for a subscription. But there is an exception for those who are already paid subscribers: such players will be able to shift the deadline for activating the limit for them to 2026. Those who subscribed before December 31, 2024 can also benefit from this feature.
Here’s how the capping works: If you exceed the monthly game streaming limit of 100 hours, you’ll have to pay additional game time in the form of 15-hour blocks at the standard level of $3 or the highest level of $6.
Nvidia explained why it introduced such a limit. According to company announcements, Nvidia is committed to “continuing to deliver exceptional quality, speed, and shorter queue times for Performance and Ultimate members.”
Separately, the company said that approximately 94% of Nvidia GeForce Now users currently meet the stated limit.
It’s possible this is a marketing ploy to push paid subscriptions into cloud gaming.
Source: Ferra
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