Streamline Your Battlefield Entry: Gaijin Single Sign-On Now on GeForce NOW
One Login to Rule the Battlefield
Typing passwords is the last thing you want to do when the action is about to start. Fortunately, GeForce NOW has just removed that barrier for Gaijin.net account holders. The new single sign-on integration lets members link their Gaijin account once and then jump straight into supported titles without repeated logins. This means War Thunder pilots and tank commanders, along with other Gaijin-published games, can launch directly from the cloud with a single click.
The setup is simple: open the GeForce NOW app on your PC or Mac, navigate to the settings menu, and find the “Connections” tab. There, you can link your Gaijin.net account. Once connected, every supported Gaijin title on the service will be ready to stream without additional authentication. This mirrors the same seamless experience members already enjoy with Xbox, Ubisoft Connect, and other platforms—now extended to Gaijin so existing PC accounts work flawlessly across all your devices.
Seven New Titles Join the Cloud
Alongside the convenience of simplified logins, GeForce NOW is expanding its library with seven fresh games this week. Ultimate members can now tap into the power of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 performance across nearly the entire catalog, including both Ready-to-Play and Install-to-Play titles. Here’s the full list of what’s now available:
- Dead as Disco (New release on Steam, May 5) – A rhythm-infused brawler where every punch and dodge lands on the beat, turning fights into neon-drenched dance-offs.
- HUNTDOWN: OVERTIME (New release on Steam, May 7) – The latest installment in the brutal side-scrolling shooter series.
- Nuclear Option (Steam) – A tactical mech combat sim with devastating weaponry.
- Sintopia (Steam) – A city-building game set in a dystopian future.
- Kiln (Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass) – A puzzle-platformer about creativity and craftsmanship.
- Hotel Architect (Steam) – Design and manage your dream hotel from the ground up.
- PowerWash Simulator 2 (Xbox, available on Game Pass) – Return to the satisfying world of pressure-washing with new levels and tools.
Groove or Go Down: Dead as Disco
Among this week’s arrivals, Dead as Disco stands out with its unique fusion of rhythm gaming and beat-’em-up combat. From Brain Jar Games, this title drops players into a fever dream of pulsing electronic music and stylized brawling. Every move—punches, dodges, takedowns—must sync with the soundtrack to maximize effectiveness and style. Chain combos, stay on beat, and keep the groove alive as the chaos escalates. Now streaming on GeForce NOW, it’s a perfect example of how cloud gaming lets you jump into offbeat experiences instantly.
RTX 5080 Performance for Ultimate Members
The update also reinforces the performance advantage for Ultimate members. With NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GPUs powering the cloud servers, gamers can expect ray tracing, DLSS, and high frame rates across a vast library. From graphically intense mech battles in Nuclear Option to detailed hotel management in Hotel Architect, every title benefits from the same cutting-edge hardware. Ultimate members can stream these games at up to 4K resolution with HDR, making the experience comparable to a high-end local rig.
How to Link Your Gaijin Account
Getting started is quick:
- Open the GeForce NOW app on your PC, Mac, or supported device.
- Go to Settings and select the “Connections” tab.
- Find the Gaijin.net option and click “Connect.”
- Log in with your existing Gaijin credentials.
- Return to the library – your supported games will now appear ready to play.
Once linked, you never have to repeat the process. The cloud remembers your account, so you can focus on your next victory instead of typing credentials.
What Are You Playing This Weekend?
With a growing lineup and frictionless access, now is the perfect time to jump into Gaijin’s massive combined-arms battles or explore the quirky new arrivals. Let us know on X or in the comments below which title you’re most excited to stream. And if you haven’t yet tried Gaijin single sign-on, there’s no better moment to link your account and get back into the fight.