NVIDIA has released an official press release to indicate that Star Wars Outlaws, among other big titles, will be particularly pampered. DLSS 3, Ray Tracing, Reflex all the keywords are there.
Next week, NVIDIA will participate in the annual Game Developers Conference. Upstream, the American giant announced good news for those waiting for Star Wars Outlaws. And he’s not the only one who will be spoiled by NVIDIA, far from it!
Star Wars Outlaws enters the next-gen space with other big titles
Highly anticipated by many, if all goes well, at the end of 2024, Star Wars Outlaws will support all of NVIDIA’s flagship technologies. The title developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Ubisoft will indeed feature Ray Tracing, Reflex and DLSS 3 from its launch. If you don’t have an RTX 4000, don’t panic. The game will indeed be available upon its release on GeForce NOW. Ultimate subscribers to the cloud gaming service will therefore be able to enjoy all its joys without having to sell a kidney.
However, this is not the only highly anticipated game that will be pampered by NVIDIA upon its release. The sublime Black Myth: Wukong also joins the party. Expected on August 20, it will be entitled to DLSS 3.5. This version of AI-boosted upscaling technology notably integrates Ray Reconstruction. This was inaugurated as a reminder in update 2.0 of Cyberpunk 2077, released at the same time as Phantom Liberty. Alan Wake 2, one of the most beautiful games currently on the market, also benefited from this.
A nice treatment also applied in particular to Diablo 4
In addition to these two big titles, NVIDIA is not stopping there. Diablo 4 will also receive an injection of ray tracing on March 26. Blizzard’s already beautiful hack’n slash will shine even more thanks to reflections absolutely everywhere. Another game already released is in the same boat: NARAKA: Bladepoint. Three areas of the game will soon be beautified using ray tracing, and the rest will be upgraded over time. The excellent and magnificent Portal with RTX has also received an update to take advantage of DLSS 3.5.
In addition to Star Wars Outlaws and Black Myth: Wukong, two other upcoming games receive favors from NVIDIA upon release. Outcast: A New Beginning, due tomorrow, will support DLSS 2 and DLAA. The First Berzerker: Khazan, the action RPG in the Dungeon and Fighter universe, will launch (at a date still undetermined) with support for DLSS 3 and Reflex. Sengoku Dynasty, released in early access, does the same.
That’s all you need to remember from NVIDIA’s very comprehensive post!