Cloud gaming service that streams PC games without needing a high-end PC
Price checked 2026-10-13, source: prod.danawa.com/info. Prices and benefits may change. Check the official site before you pay.
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Pros
- A free plan lets you try it first
- Can stream games you already own
- No separate downloads or updates needed
Cons
- Usage cap on the 30-day pass (40 hours every 30 days, 45 hours on the 180-day pass)
- Sessions limited to 6 hours
- Could not confirm Korean won prices on the official page
These are opinions compiled by Pickx from public sources.
Partner discounts
Not confirmed
Good for
- PC gamers without a high-end PC
- Users who want to play on a laptop, Mac or mobile
At a glance
GeForce NOW is NVIDIA's cloud gaming service. The Korean official page lists three tiers, Free, Performance and Ultimate, but does not show won prices, so the prices were compiled from external sources.
Plan comparison
| Plan | 7 days | 30 days | 180 days | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Up to 1 hour per session (2023-12 article) | ||
| Performance | ₩14,900 | ₩19,900 (launch price) | ₩99,500 | Up to 6 hours per session |
| Ultimate | ₩29,900 | ₩39,900 (launch price) | ₩199,500 | Up to 4K, up to 6 hours per session |
Usage time is 40 hours every 30 days on the 30-day pass and 45 hours on the 180-day pass, and leftover time carries over to the next period up to 15 hours for Performance and 20 hours for Ultimate (Korean official pricing page, checked 2026-10-19). The official page also has a 24-hour daily plan but its price is not shown, and whether the 7-day pass is still sold needs checking. The 30-day prices are the launch prices on the Danawa product pages, and it could not be confirmed whether they match the current selling price.
Featured games
- Per the official description it supports more than 1,500 games, and you can play games from store accounts you own.
Pros and cons
- Pros: Free plan / Play without a high-end PC / No installs or updates
- Cons: Monthly usage cap / Session time limit / Prices not on the official page
Recommended for
- Free: Users who want to try it first
- Performance: Typical cloud gaming users
- Ultimate: Users who want 4K high quality
Notes
- Information checked: 2026-10-13
- Officially confirmed: Free, Performance and Ultimate tier structure and 1,500 or more games (won prices are not shown)
- Needs verification: current value of the 30-day price, current values of the 7-day and 180-day prices (2024-12 article), whether the 7-day pass is sold and the daily price
- Sources: GeForce NOW Korea memberships, GeForce NOW Korea pricing page, The Games Daily on the new plans, Newswire 2023 plans, Danawa Performance 30 days, Danawa Ultimate 30 days
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Prices converted at 1 USD = ₩1,329.49 (2026-10-19). Original price shown in brackets. Taxes as listed by each provider.
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