NVIDIA DLSS Now Available in 290 Games and Apps

[GFreeman]

Each week we're bringing you the latest news on games launching with NVIDIA DLSS and advanced ray tracing. Last week, the much-anticipated technology preview of Cyberpunk 2077's Ray Tracing: Overdrive Mode, powered by DLSS 3, launched to critical acclaim. And DLSS 2 was added to High On Life and Like a Dragon: Ishin!. This week, DLSS is now available in 290 released games and apps, including Bleak Faith: Forsaken, Romancelvania, and Sherlock Holmes The Awakened.

NVIDIA DLSS 2 is available in a vast array of games, from the biggest blockbusters to titles made by just one person. In recent weeks, a varied selection of new DLSS 2-enhanced games have hit Steam, taking us a total of 290 DLSS-accelerated games and apps. In case you missed the most recent releases, here's a quick roundup.



Bleak Faith: Forsaken
Explore the last remnants of civilization in this vast, unforgiving, and interconnected world. Learn what is left of its history. Discover pockets of natural life in the perpetually expanding Omnistructure. Lose yourself in a journey unlike any other. Find your purpose in the world.

Romancelvania
Bite into Romancelvania, a darkly comic genre mashup, combining side-scrolling action and tongue-in-cheek romance into one completely absurd and unforgettable adventure.

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened
Experience a nerve-racking Lovecraftian adventure, rebuilt from the ground up with modern graphics and gameplay. Become Sherlock Holmes, and find yourself at the heart of the terrifying Cthulhu Mythos as you investigate a series of mysterious disappearances in Europe and the US.

Sifu
Now available on Steam with new content, Sifu is a realistic third-person brawler with tight Kung Fu combat mechanics and cinematic martial arts action embarking you on a path for revenge.

In each game, along with the many other games and apps that already support NVIDIA DLSS 2, all GeForce RTX gamers can accelerate their performance, and use the headroom provided to crank up the settings, for the most detailed and immersive gameplay experience possible.

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[ZoneDymo]

Great, now can we just get a standardized version?

 

[Penev91]

Fake frames and lower image quality for everyone!

 

[Raendor]

Fake frames and lower image quality for everyone!

You’re confusing it with fsr.

 

[Nordic]

Awesome. Even if I had Nvidia, 95%+ games I own can't use dlss

 

[Dave65]

More smoke and mirrors.

 

[lemonadesoda]

I’ve seen it in action, and read the architecture explanation here on TPU. It is an impressive technology. And if they had this quality of computation on TVs and/or bluray players, it would really improve the quality of 99.9% of media/movies/tv. It’s a great step forward. Maybe nV can migrate some of this technology into other devices and purposes, not just twitch games where all the naysayers rear their heads.

Remember, DLSS comes into its own not in making raster frames double the framerate, but doing it with RT.

 

[Penev91]

You’re confusing it with fsr.

No. I haven't used AMD's solution but I bet it's equally as garbage. Useless tech that only excites casual gamers because FPS COUNTER GO BRRR

 

[ZoneDymo]

You’re confusing it with fsr.

makes little sense as fsr doesnt have fake frames (yet).....

 

[Minus Infinity]

You’re confusing it with fsr.

Gees if you are going to trash AMD at least get your facts right. FSR 1x and 2x are purely upscaling exactly like DLSS 2x. It's not fake frames at all, that's DLSS 3x.

 

[Raendor]

Gees if you are going to trash AMD at least get your facts right. FSR 1x and 2x are purely upscaling exactly like DLSS 2x. It's not fake frames at all, that's DLSS 3x.

DLSS2 is not “just” upscaling technology. My comment applied to the image quality part. Obviously it has nothing to do with frame rate generation that fsr doesn’t have. But I’d expect everyone visiting this site to understand the context and not to have to specify everything. DLSS has been proven on every occasion to be superior to fsr.