Every week sees new games supporting NVIDIA DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex, and cutting-edge ray tracing technology, proving it to be the ultimate strategy for crafting the ultimate PC gaming experience. This week, several more games join the NVIDIA RTX technology family.
The top-ranked game on Steam's wishlist, "Manor Lords," is set to release its Early Access version on April 26th, benefiting from DLSS 2 technology, boosting performance by an average of 47% and allowing players to fulfill their medieval fantasies.
Additionally, players can delve into a zombie-infested future in "Welcome to ParadiZe," where zombies help construct or defend players' post-apocalyptic camps. The game now supports DLSS 2 and DLAA, showcasing every gorgeous detail of the new world players create.
"Oddsparks: An Automation Adventure" will launch on April 24th, also supporting DLSS 2 and DLAA to maximize performance and image quality.
These are the latest games leveraging NVIDIA RTX technology to enhance gaming experiences. For more details, check out the full article this week.
More DLSS-enabled games are on the horizon; click here to see a list of over 500 games and applications supporting NVIDIA RTX technology.
The all-new Game Ready driver is now available, supporting Manor Lords and No Rest for the Wicked. Learn more about GeForce Game Ready drivers here, and download the new GeForce Game Ready driver through GeForce Experience, the NVIDIA app beta, or GeForce.cn.
Since its establishment in 1993, NVIDIA has been a pioneer in accelerating computing. The GPU, invented by NVIDIA in 1999, has driven growth in the PC gaming market and redefined modern computer graphics, ushering in the era of modern AI and advancing industrial digitalization across markets. NVIDIA is now a full-stack computing company, with solutions at data center scale reshaping entire industries.
