Starting in 2025, the Nvidia GeForce Now cloud gaming platform will introduce monthly play limits for everyone.

New GeForce Now members that sign up for the service from 2025 onward will have a cap on monthly playtime set at 100 hours. That works out to around three hours of usage every day of the month, and Nvidia says it’s putting the cap in place to avoid increasing membership prices “in the foreseeable future.”

The GeForce NOW program from NVIDIA is seeing some interesting changes come January 2025. 100-hour monthly play limits are about to be put in place on several of its subscription tiers and will go into effect early next year in an attempt to ensure an acceptable standard of quality, speed, and queue times for play.

Nvidia have announced that GeForce Now users will be limited to 100 hours of game streaming per month, starting 2025.

GeForce Now is Nvidia’s answer to cloud gaming and competes with Xbox Game Pass and perhaps Steam Remote Play as an offering that opens up access to triple AAA games to more players by making them accessible regardless of whether a player has high-end hardware.

NVIDIA announced major changes to its GeForce Now memberships today. The Priority membership will be renamed to the Performance membership. That membership will see an elevation of streaming from 1080p to up to 1440p resolution.

Some big changes are coming to NVIDIA’s GeForce Now streaming service. In a blog post published Thursday, the company said it would introduce a monthly playtime allowance. Starting January 1st, 2025,

NVIDIA has announced that GeForce NOW will be rolling out a 100-hour monthly playtime allowance for paid members starting in 2025 so it can continue providing "exceptional quality and speed," as well as shorter queue times for its cloud gaming service.