Tuesday, May 2nd 2023
NVIDIA Provides the Definitive Redfall Experience, Enhanced With DLSS 3 & Reflex
Our latest GeForce Game Ready Driver gets your system ready for Redfall, which launches today with support for NVIDIA DLSS 3 and NVIDIA Reflex. Additionally, there's Game Ready support for the Diablo IV Server Slam and Showgunners, which both include DLSS. To download and install, head to the Drivers tab of GeForce Experience or GeForce.com, and read on for further details.
Game Ready For Redfall, Enhanced With NVIDIA DLSS 3 & Reflex
NVIDIA and Bethesda have partnered to bring our full slate of game-changing technologies to Redfall, an open-world, co-op FPS from Arkane Austin, the award-winning team behind Prey and Dishonored. In Redfall, the island town is under siege by a legion of vampires who have blocked out the sun and cut the citizens off from the outside world. Explore the open world, ally yourself with a handful of survivors against the creatures threatening to bleed the town dry, and immerse yourself in a deep story campaign as you unravel the mystery behind the vampires' appearance.
Redfall has launched today, and GeForce RTX 40 Series gamers can multiply performance with NVIDIA DLSS 3. All other GeForce RTX gamers can accelerate frame rates with DLSS 2, and increase game responsiveness using NVIDIA Reflex.
Get even more details about Redfall's PC tech in our latest DLSS article, and install our new Game Ready Driver for optimal performance.
Redfall is available now on the Windows Store, Xbox PC Game Pass, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. For the very best experience in Redfall, download our latest Game Ready Driver for your PC or laptop from GeForce.com or GeForce Experience. Dive in and save Redfall alone or with up to three friends.
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NVIDIA Blog
Game Ready For Redfall, Enhanced With NVIDIA DLSS 3 & Reflex
NVIDIA and Bethesda have partnered to bring our full slate of game-changing technologies to Redfall, an open-world, co-op FPS from Arkane Austin, the award-winning team behind Prey and Dishonored. In Redfall, the island town is under siege by a legion of vampires who have blocked out the sun and cut the citizens off from the outside world. Explore the open world, ally yourself with a handful of survivors against the creatures threatening to bleed the town dry, and immerse yourself in a deep story campaign as you unravel the mystery behind the vampires' appearance.
Get even more details about Redfall's PC tech in our latest DLSS article, and install our new Game Ready Driver for optimal performance.
Redfall is available now on the Windows Store, Xbox PC Game Pass, Steam, and the Epic Games Store. For the very best experience in Redfall, download our latest Game Ready Driver for your PC or laptop from GeForce.com or GeForce Experience. Dive in and save Redfall alone or with up to three friends.
11 Comments on NVIDIA Provides the Definitive Redfall Experience, Enhanced With DLSS 3 & Reflex
I expect that starfield will meet the same fate. People have given Bethesda so many passes on their buggy half finished games that it's finally catching up to them.
Patching will fix graphical bugs and performance issues. It won't fix poor gameplay design, bad combat mechanics, outmoded visual style, lousy story, stupid dialogue, unsympathetic characters, etc.
This title is definitely a hard pass. Probably not even worth $10. My guess is that some people will play this through their Xbox Game Pass subscription a couple of times then move on to something else.
I was somewhat interested in the game but ahem nah I will just go back to my last Borderlands 3 playthrough. :laugh:
The game stutters a lot at random places and the performance is also all over the place.
Start of the game was running perfectly and then it got much worse once I got to the bigger open fields, also the game requires a constant online connection to their servers even if you play solo. 'Arknet or what'
Thanks to that I got disconnected back to the main menu during a cutscene which glitched my game out, rendering an NPC invisible.
Restarting the game 2 times didn't fix it only the next cutscene did.
But yes, even if I ignore the technical issues the game feels kind of meh, not sure if I want to sink hours into it hoping that it gets better later.
Honestly if I went to computex and saw Jensen Huang I would be there booooooo boooooo.
Because I was a hard core gamer and I was left behind.