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GeForce Now is down around the world, for the second time this month.

GeForce NOW is currently experiencing a global outage. We are working on a fix to bring back the service as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!

The first global outage this month was on Sunday, March 10th. This one’s on a Thursday, the day Nvidia adds new games; today it’s Alone in the Dark and Dragon’s Dogma 2. GFN has been down at least 50 minutes so far.

Update: At 2:28PM ET, Nvidia posted that “A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.”

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