If you have a NVIDIA SHIELD gamer in your life (including yourself), why not treat them this Valentine’s? Ending on the 14th February, a few select titles are available with up to 67% off the original price, from both the GeForce NOW store and Google Play.
If you’re the exploring type, there are two adventure gems you can pick up in the GeForce NOW store and stream on SHIELD, plus puzzle-, arcade-, strategy- and adventure-game options you can pick up from Google Play. Read on for a rundown on all the titles.
Fall in love with The Park and Submerged
Any adventure game fan will definitely enjoy the spine-tingling thrills provided by The Park, which you can pick up in the GeForce NOW store for 33% off the standard $12.99 price. Step into the shoes of a frantic mother searching for her lost son in a creepy amusement park after hours. The intense storyline will keep you on the edge of your seat—and guessing—until the very end. (Purchase includes a digital download code you can use to play the game on a local PC.)
Sounds very… uh… eerie…
For a more relaxing adventure, check out Submerged, which lets you explore a mysterious and beautiful world and uncover its story at your own pace. You play as Miku, a young girl who must navigate through a flooded city to find a cure for her ailing younger brother. Submerged’s emphasis on narrative, exploration, and non-violent puzzle-solving makes it a safe, refreshing choice you can share with anyone. You can pick Submerged up now in the GeForce NOW store at 25% off the standard $19.99 price. (Purchase includes a digital download code you can use to play the game on a local PC.)
A GeForce NOW membership is required to purchase and play these games on SHIELD. Membership is free for the first three months, then just $7.99 month thereafter. Membership also gives you instant access to more than 60 additional games!
To play, navigate to the GeForce NOW menu within SHIELD Hub on your SHIELD Android TV, portable or tablet. You’ll find Submerged and The Park available for purchase in the Buy and Play Instantly category.
Up To 67% Savings On Four Google Play Games!
In addition to the savings on these two PC adventure games that you can stream on SHIELD with GeForce NOW, we’re also offering the following four native Android games at up to 67% off in the Google Play store.
JuJu
Join JuJu the shaman panda and his lizard sidekick, Peyo, for a colorful platform-style adventure to save the world from an ancient evil. Don’t let the cute characters and brightly animated levels fool you – enemies will challenge you at every hop, swing, and jump. Square off against towering robots, deadly sea creatures, and more either by yourself or with a friend in co-op play. JuJu is available now for 50% off its standard $9.99 price.
Dustoff Heli Rescue for SHIELD
Actions fans will enjoy this SHIELD exclusive, visually enhanced version of the arcade hit Dustoff Heli Rescue. Take off for a series of 25 harrowing search-and-rescue missions in one of three types of helicopters that have different handling characteristics, payload limits, and weapons. Dustoff Heli Rescue for SHIELD is available now for 50% off its standard $2.99 price.
This War of Mine
In This War of Mine, a role-playing simulation game, you will experience war from the perspective of civilians trying to survive against long odds in a besieged city. Lack of food and medicine, and constant danger from snipers and other scavengers are just a few of your worries. Life-and-death decision-making is at the core of this game, and your conscience will be your guide. Grab This War of Mine now for 66% off its standard $14.49 price.
Windward
Hit the high seas in Windward, an open-world, role-playing adventure game in which you explore a procedurally generated world filled with treasure and rival captains. Sink your enemies, plunder their cargo and visit towns to upgrade your ship and crew to try for even bigger rewards. It’s a pirate’s life for you! Windward is available now for 67% its standard $9.99 price.
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