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Nvidia’s revealed nine new games that supports its AI-driven Deep Learning Super-Sampling

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One of the big features of Nvidia’s upcoming new graphics cards – along with that Ray Tracing stuff – is DLSS. That stands for Deep Learning Super-Sampling, which according to Nvidia is “a technology that applies deep learning and AI to rendering techniques, resulting in crisp, smooth edges on rendered objects in games.”

Effectively it’s AI-powered anti-aliasing and supersampling, which means that games that support it should look significantly crisper – and it does that with an increase in performance. Unfortunately, just like Ray Tracing, it’s not widely supported yet. And that makes sense, given that the RTX cards aren’t available just yet. The list of games that’ll support it grows though with nine new games announced with DLSS support.

Here’re the nine new games that’ll support DLSS:

  • Darksiders III from Gunfire Games / THQ Nordic
  • Deliver Us The Moon: Fortuna from KeokeN Interactive
  • Fear the Wolves from Vostok Games / Focus Home Interactive
  • Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice from Ninja Theory
  • KINETIK from Hero Machine Studios
  • Outpost Zero from Symmetric Games / tinyBuild Games
  • Overkill’s The Walking Dead from Overkill Software / Starbreeze Studios
  • SCUM from Gamepires / Devolver Digital
  • Stormdivers from Housemarque

That brings the overall list to 25, though that support will no doubt grow over the coming weeks, as we lead up to the launch of the Turing-based RTX cards. Here’s the remaining games with DSLL support:

  • Ark: Survival Evolved from Studio Wildcard
  • Atomic Heart from Mundfish
  • Dauntless from Phoenix Labs
  • Final Fantasy XV from Square Enix
  • Fractured Lands from Unbroken Studios
  • Hitman 2 from IO Interactive/Warner Bros.
  • Islands of Nyne from Define Human Studios
  • Justice from NetEase
  • JX3 from Kingsoft
  • Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries from Piranha Games
  • PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds from PUBG Corp.
  • Remnant: From the Ashes from Arc Games
  • Serious Sam 4: Planet Badass from Croteam/Devolver Digital
  • Shadow of the Tomb Raider from Square Enix/Eidos-Montréal/Crystal Dynamics/Nixxes
  • The Forge Arena from Freezing Raccoon Studios
  • We Happy Few from Compulsion Games / Gearbox

It’s all exciting new technology, but at this point we can’t really say whether or not it’s worth spending the vast amounts of money that Nvidia’s new cards cost – and we won’t until we have one in our hands, or reviews are out in the wild. For the limited number of games that support its marquee features, it’s hard to imagine how it could be worth the money right now.

Last Updated: September 14, 2018

3 Comments

  1. Ghost In The Rift

    September 14, 2018 at 15:48

    The price of a WHOLE gaming system for 1 Graphics Card? Yeah no thanks, i’m still good on a AMD card for now and Navi’s release is Q1 next year.

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  2. HvR

    September 14, 2018 at 17:34

    “Ark: Survival Evolved from Studio Wildcard”

    WTF it is not even working properly with gfx features from 3 years ago

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  3. Admiral Chief

    September 17, 2018 at 08:20

    SCUM!!!

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