This makes it hard to confidently say whether or not these projected release dates are accurate, especially since some listed dates have passed without games actually releasing, but the information is exciting nonetheless, and a few dates from 2021 match up with actual release dates (or planned ones). Though the reasons why aren't quite clear, both Activision Blizzard and Bethesda have decided to leave GeForce Now. Interestingly, both studios have some of their major titles listed in these leaks. GeForce Now is a gaming service much like the Epic Games Store and the Xbox Cloud Gaming service, and has built up a large library of titles since its launch in 2016. It hasn't been smooth sailing for the service, however, as there have been a few complications.

While the previous leak revealed the existence of many of these games, this most recent release, dubbed by the internet generally as Nvidia GeForce Leak 2.0, provides some prospective release dates as well. Some of the notable leaked titles included Kingdom Hearts 4, Avowed, and the now revealed GTA Remaster Trilogy. Back in September of this year, a ton of information from Nvidia GeForce Now 's database was leaked, which revealed a slew of known and unannounced titles.

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