At the Gamescom 2025 event, not only are developers and studios showcasing their games and demos, NVIDIA also joined in for some Team Green session by announcing what titles are gonna come with the latest DLSS and RTX techs.
For starters, Resident Evil Requiem and Directive 8020 are gonna get augmented with path tracing technology for some serious lighting magic, while Phantom Blade Zero, PRAGMATA, The Outer Worlds 2, and CINDER CITY get ray tracing, respectively. Meanwhile, Fate Trigger and Borderlands 4 gets Multi-Frame Generation.
Heck, Indian Jones and the Great Circle is going to get RTX Hair which simulates hair with greater path-traced realism that also differs from traditional triangular-based rendering and now instead, spherical. But all in all, it will be better to go with DLSS 4 specialty that goes with things like Super Resolution, Ray Reconstruction, and Reflex.
Next up, it is about the NVIDIA App where DLSS Overrides can be done here for all supported games with support for existing options such as anisotropic filtering and anti-aliasing. Project G-Assist AI LLM is now more efficient and performs faster than it used to be.
Meanwhile, the ACE demo got another “facelift” in the form of The Oversight Bureau, a quirky, voice-driven puzzle game where players talk naturally with NPCs and watch the story adapt dynamically — all running locally on RTX AI PCs.
Meanwhile, the RTX Remix $50K mod contest have been concluded, with Painkiller RTX winning big. More details and a screenshot available here, though. Additionally, a new particle system available next month is capable of reworking old looks as well as the physics of particles across more than 165 games.
Finally, to celebrate Borderlands 4, NVIDIA launched a new GeForce RTX 50 Series bundle. Anyone picking up an RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, or 5070 desktop GPU or equivalent laptop models, will get a free copy of Borderlands 4 plus The Gilded Glory Pack DLC, available until September 22.
