In this week’s NVIDIA DLSS update, we’re taking a nostalgic journey back to the heyday of RTS dominance while FPS games are on the rise to become something as great. Let’s dive in and explore what’s new.

We’ve mentioned Stormgate a few times, but now it’s finally out for everyone to play. Featuring DLSS 3 and Reflex, these AI technologies will handle all visual and gameplay elements for you, even at 4K resolution with max graphic settings. The 1v1 PvP and 3v3 PvE modes offer both hardcore players a chance to become the best RTS player of the modern era and teams the opportunity to strategize against AI opponents.

With close to 200FPS under the heaviest environment through the power of DLSS 3 and GeForce RTX 4090, have fun see various VFX flying through the screen as your strategy tear through the battlefield (or the other way around).

For the COD enthusiasts, Modern Warfare III and Warzone have kicked off Season 5, bringing back the Superstore in Urzikstan, along with new territory and loot for Warzone.

MW III players can look forward to two new Multiplayer Core 6v6 maps, three vibrant cel-shaded variants, four free base weapons, six Aftermarket parts, the return of Resurgence Supreme to Rebirth Island mid-season, and new Battle Pass Operators Valeria and Ivan Alexxeve, as well as a host of new guest characters. Plus, don’t miss out on the upcoming Zombies co-op content also scheduled for mid-season release.

In terms of performance, DLSS 3 can boost FPS up to 379 with the GeForce RTX 4090, while Reflex reduces latency by as much as 28% in Warzone. Additionally, enjoy enhanced visuals with DLAA.

Lastly, if you’re into detective games, the dystopian future-based Nobody Wants to Die should be right up your alley. Investigate crime scenes and uncover the truth behind the incidents, with DLSS Super Resolution ensuring top-notch image quality at all times.

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