NVIDIA DLSS 4 Launches in 125+ Games and Apps, DOOM: The Dark Ages Path Tracing Update Coming in June, Plus More DLSS Titles

NVIDIA has significantly broadened its support for DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) 4, as it has now integrated this innovative technology across more than 125 games and applications. Additionally, fans can look forward to an impressive Path Tracing update for DOOM: The Dark Ages scheduled for release in June.

NVIDIA’s DLSS 4: A Game-Changer for Over 125 Titles

The introduction of DLSS 4 was crucial for the launch of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series. Originally featuring 75 games and applications upon its January release, the count has now exceeded 125. Remarkably, NVIDIA claims that DLSS 4 has become the fastest-adopted gaming technology in the company’s history. This successful adoption can be attributed to its seamless integration into existing games that already utilize DLSS 3.

As NVIDIA continues to expand its offerings, several new titles set to support DLSS 4 have been announced, further pushing this number upward. The upcoming games include:

Crimson Desert
F1 25
FBC Firebreak
Inzoi
motiram
Mindseye
Portal with RTX
Roadcraft
Splitgate 2
Wuchang 2: Fallen Feathers

RTX Remix and Community Initiatives

NVIDIA has also made impressive strides with its RTX Remix platform, surpassing 100 released RTX Remix mods, with an additional 350 projects currently in progress. On this front, the highly anticipated Portal RTX upgrade, which supports both DLSS 4 and RTX Neural Radiance Cache, became available on May 18. To further engage the gaming community, NVIDIA is hosting an RTX Remix Mod Contest on ModDB, offering a generous prize pool exceeding $50, 000.

DOOM: The Dark Ages to Get Major Visual Enhancements

Turning our focus to DOOM: The Dark Ages, this title is set to receive substantial enhancements, building upon its existing impressive Ray Tracing Reflections and Global Illumination features. The upcoming patch in June will introduce Path Tracing and DLSS Ray Reconstruction, significantly increasing visual fidelity and performance. Players can expect a remarkable boost of up to seven times the frames per second (FPS) compared to native resolution while utilizing Path Tracing in conjunction with DLSS 4.

Looking Ahead

In conclusion, these developments present exciting opportunities for GeForce RTX gamers, promising enhanced gaming experiences through NVIDIA’s ongoing updates. As the company continues to introduce new titles and improved driver support, gamers should stay tuned for more news and improvements.

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