On April 16, 2025, Nvidia officially launched a limited beta of its GeForce Now cloud gaming service in India, providing early access to users on the waitlist. The platform, powered by Nvidia's Blackwell RTX architecture, enables gamers to stream over 4,500 games across multiple devices, including PCs, Macs, and mobile phones. Two types of early-access passes are available: the 'Performance 90-Day' pass for ₹999 ($12 USD) and the 'Ultimate 90-Day' pass for ₹1,999 ($24 USD), with an option for additional storage at ₹299 ($3.60 USD). The beta aims to make premium PC gaming more accessible, allowing users to experience high-performance gaming without the need for expensive hardware. Nvidia's move comes amid growing competition in India's cloud gaming market, particularly from Microsoft's Xbox cloud gaming service, which also aims to capture a share of this rapidly expanding sector. Nvidia's managing director for Asia-South, Vishal Dhupar, emphasized that this service significantly lowers the entry barriers for gamers, making high-quality gaming available to a wider audience. The full launch date for GeForce Now in India has not yet been announced.