Streamline Your War Thunder Sessions: Gaijin Single Sign-On Arrives on GeForce NOW

NVIDIA GeForce NOW continues to enhance the cloud gaming experience with a major update that simplifies access to Gaijin Entertainment titles. By introducing Gaijin single sign-on (SSO), members can now link their Gaijin.net accounts once and instantly stream supported games like War Thunder without repeated logins. Alongside this convenience, seven new games join the cloud library this week, all playable with the power of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 for Ultimate members. Read on for the details in a Q&A format.

What is the new Gaijin Single Sign-On feature on GeForce NOW?

The Gaijin single sign-on (SSO) feature allows GeForce NOW members to connect their Gaijin.net account to the cloud gaming service with a one-time authentication. After linking, supported Gaijin titles—such as War Thunder, a combined-arms combat game—can be launched directly without entering a password each session. This removes extra login steps, saving time and reducing friction. The implementation mirrors existing integrations with Xbox, Ubisoft Connect, and other platforms, enabling seamless access across devices. Now, Gaijin players can jump into battle faster, whether on PC, Mac, or other supported hardware, with fewer clicks and no credential juggling. For Ultimate members, the experience is further enhanced by GeForce RTX 5080 performance, ensuring high-quality streaming.

How do I link my Gaijin account to GeForce NOW?

Linking is straightforward. Open the GeForce NOW application on your PC or Mac. Navigate to Settings and find the Connections section. Look for the Gaijin option and click Log In. You will be redirected to a Gaijin.net login page—enter your credentials. Once authenticated, your account is linked and saved. After that, any supported Gaijin game in your library will appear ready to stream with a single click. No repeated logins are needed. This process is identical to how you would link other platforms like Steam or Epic Games. Make sure your Gaijin account has the relevant games purchased or tied to it. The connection persists across devices, so you only need to do it once.

What benefits does Gaijin SSO offer for War Thunder players?

For War Thunder enthusiasts, Gaijin SSO eliminates the annoyance of repeated password entries when switching between devices or sessions. Since War Thunder is a free-to-play title with persistent progression, players often jump in for quick battles on different machines. With SSO, launching the game on GeForce NOW is instantaneous—just click and play. Your existing PC account carries over seamlessly, including all vehicles, upgrades, and in-game purchases. This integration also means you can enjoy War Thunder on lower-spec hardware without worrying about local installations. Ultimate members benefit from RTX 5080-powered streaming, delivering smooth frame rates and high-fidelity graphics. The feature is especially valuable for those who play across multiple locations, as cloud saves handle progression automatically.

Which new games are joining GeForce NOW this week?

Seven titles are added to the GeForce NOW library this week. They include:

• Dead as Disco (new release on Steam, May 5)
• HUNTDOWN: OVERTIME (new release on Steam, May 7)
• Nuclear Option (Steam)
• Sintopia (Steam)
• Kiln (Steam and Xbox, available on Game Pass)
• Hotel Architect (Steam)
• PowerWash Simulator 2 (Xbox, available on Game Pass)

All these games are ready to stream immediately for GeForce NOW members. Ultimate subscribers can play them with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 performance, ensuring high-quality visuals and low latency. The selection spans various genres, from rhythm brawlers to simulation and action.

What is Dead as Disco and why is it notable?

Dead as Disco is a rhythm-infused brawler developed by Brain Jar Games. It drops players into a neon-soaked, fever-dream world where combat syncs to the beat of a pulsating soundtrack. Every punch, dodge, and takedown must be timed to the music, turning fights into dance-floor showdowns. The game emphasizes chaining combos while staying in rhythm, with escalating chaos as you progress. It's notable for blending stylish action with musical precision, offering a unique twist on the brawler genre. Released on Steam on May 5, it's now available to stream on GeForce NOW. For rhythm game fans and brawler enthusiasts, it provides an engaging, high-energy experience. The art style and mechanics make it a standout addition to the cloud library.

What performance improvement do Ultimate members get with RTX 5080?

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GPUs power the cloud gaming servers for Ultimate members, delivering significant performance gains across nearly the entire GeForce NOW library, including both Ready-to-Play and Install-to-Play titles. The RTX 5080 offers enhanced ray tracing, AI-driven DLSS upscaling, and higher frame rates compared to previous generations. For cloud gaming, this means smoother visuals, reduced latency, and the ability to play demanding titles at maximum settings. Games like War Thunder with complex battlefields benefit from clearer textures and faster load times. Support extends to new releases as well, ensuring Ultimate members always have access to cutting-edge hardware. The upgrade is particularly noticeable on high-refresh-rate displays, where streaming can hit up to 120 FPS in supported games. This hardware boost is available now for Ultimate subscribers on GeForce NOW.

What other store platforms does GeForce NOW already support linking with?

GeForce NOW has long supported single sign-on and library linking with multiple major platforms. These include Xbox (via Microsoft account), Ubisoft Connect, Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG.com, and Battle.net (for select titles). The Gaijin SSO integration adds to this list, following the same model: link once, play anywhere. Each platform's authentication is independent, but all are managed from the same Connections settings page. This approach allows members to aggregate their game libraries from various stores into a single GeForce NOW interface. When you own a title on a linked platform, it automatically appears in your cloud library for streaming. The expansion to Gaijin fills a clear gap, especially for the large War Thunder community, making cross-device play more convenient.

How does cloud gaming benefit from faster logins?

Faster logins directly improve the cloud gaming experience by reducing the time between deciding to play and actually being in-game. Since cloud gaming streams from remote servers, every extra step can break immersion. With Gaijin SSO, the authentication is handled once, then cached, so future sessions require just a click. This is especially valuable for quick gaming sessions on mobile devices or shared computers, where entering passwords repeatedly is cumbersome. For competitive games like War Thunder, where every second counts, a streamlined login means more time in battle. Additionally, the feature reduces friction when switching between games or platforms, as the linked account stays active. The overall effect is a smoother, more accessible experience that encourages spontaneous play—a key advantage of cloud gaming over traditional local installations.