Every week, new games are released or announced that integrate NVIDIA DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex, and advanced ray tracing effects. Striking games such as EA SPORTS F1 24 and Capes, which will be released this week, are candidates to become indispensable for players.
Use DLSS 3 to achieve frame rates as high as your driving speed as you take to the track as one of 20 real-life drivers to win the Formula 1 World Championship. On GeForce RTX 40 Series desktop graphics cards, enabling DLSS 3 increases frame rates at 4K by an average of 2x when all ray tracing effects and other options are maximized. Reflex support allows you to take turns like a pro, whether you play alone or multiplayer. Enjoy enhanced realism with cars, glass, water and more reflecting light life-like using your GeForce RTX GPU’s Ray Tracing Cores as you make your way to the top of the podium
F1® 24 will be available to everyone on May 31, but those who purchase the digital-only Champions Edition (or have an EA Play Pro subscription) will get early access to the game on May 28.
Players looking for even more can check out Spitfire Interactive and Daedalic Entertainment’s Capes game, which is coming to save the day on May 29. This turn-based strategy game lets you assemble a team of heroes to fight against supervillains who are using their victory 20 years ago to turn the city into a dystopian nightmare. DLSS 2 and DLAA supports, which maximize visuals and performance to the highest possible level, support players at every moment.
