Mecha BREAK Joins GeForce NOW with DLSS 4 | Phoenix Wright Trilogy & New RTX 5080 Titles

Mecha BREAK Joins GeForce NOW With NVIDIA DLSS 4, Alongside Phoenix Wright Trilogy and More

Cloud gaming fans have plenty to celebrate this week. NVIDIA has officially added Mecha BREAK—the high-octane third-person mech shooter—to its GeForce NOW cloud streaming service, complete with DLSS 4 technology for ultra-smooth visuals. The addition headlines a lineup of 10 new titles joining GeForce NOW’s already massive library of nearly 5,000 supported games, including the fan-favorite Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy from Capcom.

Mecha BREAK: Next-Gen Mech Battles in the Cloud

Mecha BREAK delivers adrenaline-fueled multiplayer action where players suit up as powerful mechs to face off across massive, destructible battlefields. Each mech—known as a Striker—offers unique abilities, playstyles, and customization options.

Game modes: Engage in 3v3 duels, 6v6 clashes, or chaotic PvPvE encounters where pilots battle both rival teams and colossal AI war machines.

Playstyles: Choose between agile long-range snipers, heavy armor brutes, or versatile aerial combat specialists.

Immersion: With NVIDIA DLSS 4, GeForce NOW Ultimate members can enjoy sharp graphics and low-latency gameplay, streamed directly from the cloud with performance rivaling local high-end PCs.

This launch makes it easier than ever for gamers to jump into mech combat instantly—anytime, anywhere—without needing a gaming rig.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy Streams Seamlessly

Joining Mecha BREAK is Capcom’s legendary Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy. This courtroom drama packs all 14 episodes across the first three games in one collection, letting players step into the shoes of attorney Phoenix Wright.

Gameplay: Investigate crime scenes, gather key evidence, cross-examine quirky witnesses, and deliver Phoenix’s trademark “Objection!” in tense courtroom battles.

Storytelling: Expect dramatic twists, memorable humor, and unforgettable characters.

Cloud advantage: With GeForce NOW, players can stream the entire trilogy across devices with crisp visuals and smooth performance, ensuring every dramatic courtroom moment lands perfectly—whether on a PC, laptop, mobile device, or smart TV.

New GeForce RTX 5080-Ready Games

GeForce NOW also continues expanding its support for RTX 5080-powered servers, bringing next-gen performance to cloud gaming. Two highly anticipated titles now marked as GeForce RTX 5080 Ready include:

Alan Wake 2 (Epic Games Store)

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl (Steam, Xbox, PC Game Pass)

Players can easily find these upgraded titles in the “GeForce RTX 5080 Ready” row within the GeForce NOW app.

LG Celebrates With 4K 120 FPS Cloud Gaming

In a parallel milestone, LG has become the first TV manufacturer to support native GeForce NOW streaming at 4K and 120 frames per second directly on its OLED TVs. Powered by the new RTX 5080 servers, this upgrade offers living room gamers an uncompromised, high-fidelity streaming experience.

To mark the achievement, LG is hosting a giveaway of 100 free one-month GeForce NOW Ultimate memberships, available to Reddit users via the r/LG_UserHub community.

Additional New Releases on GeForce NOW

Alongside Mecha BREAK and Phoenix Wright, nine more new titles are arriving on the platform this week:

ENDLESS Legend 2 (Steam & Xbox, PC Game Pass, Sept. 22)

Renown (Steam, Sept. 22)

Baby Steps (Steam, Sept. 23)

Aztecs: The Last Sun (Steam, Sept. 23)

SWORN (Xbox, PC Game Pass, Sept. 23)

Lost Rift (Steam, Sept. 25)

CloverPit (Steam, Sept. 26)

Mecha BREAK (Steam)

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy (Steam)

Predecessor (Steam)

This diverse mix brings fresh content for fans of strategy, RPGs, action, and indie experiences.

Why This Matters for Gamers

With cloud technology evolving rapidly, NVIDIA GeForce NOW has become one of the leading game streaming platforms, offering:

Nearly 5,000 playable titles.

Next-gen RTX 5080-powered performance.

DLSS 4 support for smoother gameplay and sharper visuals.

Cross-device compatibility so players can game anywhere.

For players looking to experience blockbuster titles like Alan Wake 2 or competitive shooters like Mecha BREAK without expensive hardware, this week’s update reinforces GeForce NOW as a go-to choice.