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It’s always had a free tier. The free tier existed before the paid tier did.
And tbh it's always been pretty decent. You can access (almost) your entire Steam library.
What advantage is there to using GeForce Now instead of Steam itself?
That's not bait btw; I'm an all-AMD Linux gamer and I've literally never used GeForce Now.
If you can’t run the game you want to play locally, you might be able to run it on GFN and stream it instead.
If you have a reasonably powerful computer and the games you play work on Linux, you are much better off just running the games locally.
Most definitely. I don't think personally I would have an interest in using GFN, but I just didn't understand what it was at all.