NVIDIA has confirmed several newly released PC games that include day-one support for NVIDIA DLSS 3, the most anticipated of which is undoubtedly Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown.
The third installment in the open world racing series and the first since 2011's Unlimited 2, Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown was announced over four years ago and suffered several delays throughout its development, first from 2022 to 2023 and then from 2023 to 2024. Developed by KT Racing (formerly known as Kylotonn and primarily known for making the WRC games until a couple of years ago), Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown is set to launch on Thursday, September 12.
Its PC system requirements were unveiled over three months ago and looked pretty demanding, with the 4K@60FPS target requiring a GeForce RTX 4090. We can only hope this was a reference to native rendering; if so, NVIDIA DLSS 3 should be able to provide much higher frame rates.
Another game out this week with NVIDIA DLSS 3 support is EVOTINCTION. This third-person stealth game puts players into a dystopian sci-fi setting. EVOTINCTION is out this Friday on PlayStation 5 and PC, and the latter version is enhanced with ray traced reflections as well as the aforementioned NVIDIA upscaling and frame generation technology. According to NVIDIA, the combined usage of DLSS Super Resolution and Frame Generation can boost frame rates by 3.9x on average at 4K resolution and 2.6x on average at 1440p/1080p resolution.
This Friday will also see the debut of Funko Fusion, a funny third-person action game featuring lots of irreverent humor and, of course, NVIDIA DLSS 3 (and DLAA) support. In late August, Evil Raptor and PLAION released Akimbot, an action platformer game that also supports DLSS 3 and DLAA. Lastly, the high-speed on-foot racing game DeathSprint 66 will launch this Thursday with DLSS Super Resolution support. As a reminder, there are more than 600 games and applications that support NVIDIA RTX technologies.
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