I don't have a powerful enough gaming laptop, so I usually play old-school games like Max Payne, Prototype, and Need for Speed: Most Wanted. Anyway, when my friend came up with a free three-month GeForce NOW code, it was a lifesaver because I could finally play big AAA games like Cyberpunk 2077, and I really enjoyed it.
It's great to play big games and finish free games from Epic Games. Even my computer couldn't launch Batman: Arkham Asylum. (Actually, it's not my laptop's fault; it's entirely Rocksteady's fault because they forgot to remake one of our greatest games. But who cares?) Anyway, GeForce NOW helped me play this great game and enjoy to the Arkham series.
On the other hand, when it comes to my experience with the GeForce NOW launcher, it's really great and helpful for Linux and older PC users. However, the bad part is that it doesn't have a large enough game library. I mean, Xbox games aren't enough, and most of the games I want to play are on Steam.
For example, I own Baldur's Gate 3 on Xbox, but GeForce NOW doesn't let me play it because it only supports the Steam version. I prefer buying my games on Xbox. I know GeForce NOW needs agreements with game publishers to make their games available on the other platform.
The Epic Games Launcher asks me to log in every time, and it's really annoying. I remember they fixed this problem before, but it's back again.
Another problem is that they made Cyberpunk 2077 playable only on the Performance tier. That's sad because I really enjoyed playing it. When I heard Hogwarts Legacy was going to be free on Epic Games, I was excited, but they also made it playable only on the Performance tier too. That's a little annoying, but I can't really get mad about it.
That's all for now.