A couple of new games as well as new content for existing games are joining the NVIDIA DLSS family just yesterday so let’s take a look at them.
First, we have the recently released Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess by fellow Capcom packed with DLSS 3 and ray tracing for stunning graphics depicting Japanese-inspired designs and back stories as well as Reflex for ultra-responsive gameplay.
On the other hand, if the amount of Chinese gacha games in recent years is not enough for you, why not join the Neverness to Everness train later this year since it comes with ray tracing and DLSS support. The gameplay might be “similar” to existing titles in the market right now but at least it is fully supported on the PC platform with loads of NVIDIA goodness.
We also have Trepang 2’s upcoming Bladekisser DLC made available starting tomorrow with DLSS 2 ready to serve fans across new missions, weapons, and combat maps in this high-octane FPS content.
Of course, we can’t forget the latest Dawntrail expansion for “THE CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED MMORPG” blessed with DLSS 2 for more FPS to navigate through tough raids filled with spell effects thrown to your face at every moment. The game also has an official benchmark available to test your hardware’s capability to run the latest content.
One can enable DLSS 2 through the steps “Settings > Graphics Settings 1 > Graphics Upscaling > Choose NVIDIA DLSS”.
There are also other notable DLSS implementations as well:
- Marvel Rivals – DLSS 3 + Reflex
- F1 Manager – DLSS 2
- Dark and Darker – DLSS 2
