Which store versions can connect?

NVIDIA's August 27 launch list names the EA app and Steam releases. It does not name the Epic Games Store version, so an Epic license should not be treated as compatible until the GeForce NOW game entry shows that storefront. Link the same store account that owns the game.

What GeForce NOW supplies

The service runs the PC version on NVIDIA's cloud hardware and streams the result to your device. It can avoid the game's 50 GB local install and reduce the need for a gaming PC, but it does not include the Zero Company license. Free and paid membership tiers can also differ in queue time, session length, resolution, frame rate, and server availability.

Before buying for cloud play

Search the live GeForce NOW library from your region, open the Zero Company entry, and confirm the store badge that matches your copy. Then check that your device, controller or keyboard, connection speed, and data allowance meet NVIDIA's requirements. Availability can vary while newly released games finish onboarding.

If cloud latency or image quality is a poor fit, compare the native targets in the system requirements guide. The platforms overview lists every officially supported native system.