Star Wars Outlaws & Gori: Cuddly Carnage Launch with NVIDIA DLSS
NVIDIA DLSS is a powerful technology, with more and more games being added to the roster that are compatible with DLSS. This week, a few new games are being launched with NVIDIA DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex, and other advanced ray-traced effects to give those with GeForce RTX system capabilities the most stunning image and performance. Of the games joining the roster this week, players can expect the following to have NVIDIA DLSS integration:
- Spectre Divide
- Gori: Cuddly Carnage
- Supermoves
- Star Wars Outlaws
Spectre Divide is a new 3v3 tactical shooter that was launched today with DLSS Super Resolution integration. In this game, you get to swap between two bodies using the Duality system, allowing you then to take control of a Spectre at any time. This allows you to make strategic moves that get the one-up on your opponent. Launching with day-one DLSS Super Resolution is massive and can help you have the buttery smooth experience you need while gaming.
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Next is the game Supermoves, made by Makea Games. This game launched with NVIDIA DLSS 3 with Frame Generation support. This technology increases the frame rate by generating intermediate frames using AI as a post-process for the GPU, which can benefit the game's overall performance. Supermoves is a competitive parkour game with a Mirror's Edge feel, allowing you to soar, backflip, and tumble in first and third person. Multiple game modes exist to explore, allowing you to race against up to 40 players in a Battle Royale-style game mode.
Third on the list to join the expansive roster of over 600 games and applications to utilize RTX technologies is the fun and chaotic Gori: Cuddly Carnage. You play as a cat named Gori and get to ride around a futuristic world on your wise-cracking sentient hoverboard named F.R.A.N.K, alongside your AI companion CH1-P. if you're not sure if this game is for you, there is currently a demo available that lets you try it out.
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