GeForce NOW Leak Lists Final Fantasy VII, IX Remake, Half-Life 2 Remastered, MGS2 HD and Lots More

September 14, 2021 OSTN Staff

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Several high-profile remasters and games have been listed in a massive NVIDIA GeForce NOW leak. Some of the listed games include a Final Fantasy Tactics Remaster, Final Fantasy IX Remake, and more. Some of the games also include several PlayStation/Nintendo/Xbox exclusive titles, suggesting that they’ll at least get an appearance in NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW service or are used for testing purposes.

Here’s some of the highlights from the leaked list:

Chrono Cross Remaster
Final Fantasy Tactics Remaster
Final Fantasy VII Remake
Final Fantasy IX Remake
Final Fantasy XVI
Gears 6
Tomb Raider Anniversary (2021)
Unannounced title by Square Enix
Alan Wake Remastered (Steam)
Kingdom Hearts IV
Indiana Jones
S.T.A.L.K.E.R Android
PayDay 3
Metal Gear Solid 2 – Sons of Liberty HD
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater HD
Timesplitters 2 Remastered
The Talos Principle 2
XCOM 3
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Street Fighter 6
Dragons Dogma 2
Monster Hunter 6
GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas Remasters
Bioshock TRX remaster
Bioshock 2022
Mirror’s Edge RTX Remaster
Untitled Respawn Game
Titanfall 3
Tekken 8
Human Fall Flat 2
The Talos Principle 2
Crysis 4
Earth Defence Force 6
Bayonetta 3
Judgment
Catherine Full Body
Shin Megami Tensei V
Batman: Arkham Knight RTX Remaster
Half-Life 2 Remastered
Project FPS

You can read the full list in this Github Repository file. The file includes games that have no Steam app id in their data.

While the leaks pertain to GeForce NOW, this doesn’t mean that the games will have ports to PC. In fact, only some (if not a very select few) of the games might get a PC version. Additionally, while the listings may seem genuine, it’s worth noting that this doesn’t mean the games are actively in development any longer.

In our previous coverage regarding the God of War (2018) leak, we talked about the person behind the leak, Ighor July. He got access to this information by inspecting the GFN client application thoroughly. According to Ighor’s blog post:

About a half year ago, NVIDIA GeForceNOW service worked differently. You could launch Steam directly and after that select a game of your choice. Most of the games are locked since GFN limitations, but I figured out how to run games which are not officially available on their website. I’ve managed to play a Gas Guzzlers Extreme at that time.

So I wanted to find a way to get a full list of games available for GFN. A very old version of a GFN client app downloaded the file whitelist.json which contained a few thousands of games. Unfortunately it’s no longer possible to get a new update of this file.

Four months ago I decided to proceed with my research and inspect the GFN client application. I wanted to test if the old version of GFN downloaded the file whitelist.json can also download other stored information. I spent more time than expected, but it was worth it.

Ighor also explained how this process is done in a video which you can watch below.