Managing your GeForce NOW library is easier than ever, but the process for adding and removing games has changed slightly. Whether you’re adding a new favorite or cleaning up your list, here’s everything you need to know.
Adding Games to GeForce NOW
To add a game, start by searching for the game you want in the GeForce NOW app. When you find it, you’ll see a button labeled “Mark as Owned.” Clicking this tells GeForce NOW that the game is part of your linked library, like Steam or Epic Games.
Once you click “Mark as Owned,” you may be prompted to resync your library. This updates GeForce NOW with the latest games you’ve added to your accounts. If you’d rather not resync right away, select “Not Now.” In this case, you’ll see a pop-up asking, “Do You Own This Game?” Click “Yes, Continue” to add the game manually. It will then appear in your My Library tab for quick access.
Removing Games from GeForce NOW
To remove a game from your library, go to its game page and click the three-dot menu next to the “Play” button. A drop-down will appear with the option to “Unmark as Owned.” Select this, and the game will be removed from your library.
This option allows you to remove games directly without deleting them from your Steam, Epic Games, or Ubisoft accounts—you’re simply removing it from your GeForce NOW library view.
Why Manage Your Library?
A streamlined library makes finding your favorite games faster and cuts down on scrolling time. It’s especially useful if you’re using GeForce NOW across multiple devices, like your PC, phone, or Steam Deck, and want an organized game list everywhere.
Final Thoughts
Managing your GeForce NOW library has never been more intuitive. With the Mark as Owned and Unmark as Owned features, you can keep your collection fresh and accessible in just a few clicks. Whether you’re trying a new game or making room for upcoming releases, you’ve got full control. Check out our video walkthrough for more details, and let us know which game you’re adding—or removing—from your library today!
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