GeForce Leak

This repository contains Python code to fetch data from the GeForce leak.

Disclaimer

• The leak has been plugged, so the code cannot fetch data directly from Nvidia anymore.
• GeForce data can still be partially accessed via a user-interface hosted by the leaker.
• As of September 23, partial data has been further constrained to ~ 1100 games, which removes much interest.
• If you want me to remove data from this project, please create a Github issue to reach me.

Requirements

• Install the latest version of Python 3.X.
• Install the required packages:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

• Run the following script to download GeForce data:

python download_geforce_data.py

Alternatively, you can find the data as v0.1 in the "Releases" section of this repository.

• Run the following script to filter GeForce data by stores, e.g. "Epic Games Store" or "Steam":

python filter_geforce_data.py

• Run the following script to query partial GeForce data via an interface hosted by the leaker for known appIDs:

python query_geforce_backup.py

Alternatively, you can find the data as v0.2 in the "Releases" section of this repository.

Results

Disclaimer: the results are purged of any entry about Ubisoft, to avoid any possible DMCA issue.

Here is a list of games which have an id on the Epic Games Store:

• the whole list

Here is a list of games which have an id on the Steam Store:

• the whole list, except for two entries which contain private information (email address, URL)

NB: if an id is empty in the results linked above, then it appeared in the leak as "TBD" for "To Be Decided".

Here is a list of games which do not have any id on the aforementioned stores:

• the whole list

Here is a summary with a focus on documented releases dates:

• a short list of future games.

References

• A Medium post by the original leaker revealing the method,
• A tweet by the original leaker, which advertises the blog post above,
• A tweet by the creator of SteamDB, which helps spread the information,
• A PC Gamer article, which mentions the takedown request issued by Ubisoft,
• A status webpage for GeForce Now, which lists ids of regional "Virtual Private Cloud" (vpcId),
• Coverage regarding the leaked release dates:
  • in Youtube videos: Silksong (recommended), Five Nights,
  • on social media: Reddit, Twitter, Five Nights on Twitter,
  • on forums: ResetEra, NeoGAF,
  • in the press: ScreenRant, MGG Millenium (in French), etc.
• A PC Gamer article, which recaps the situation after two months.