Over Christmas, I took a little break from updating this list of all the ray tracing and DLSS games on PC. That, reader, was an error. It turns out there are absolutely bloomin’ loads of games to add, new and old:
Horizon Forbidden West will launch with DLSS 3!
Diablo IV is adding ray tracing in March!
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is getting both!
Tekken 8,
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth,
Pax Dei, they’re all jumping on the DLSS train as well.
The Day Before even had to be moved from the 'upcoming' to 'current' sections, then be removed completely, all from its
utter disaster of a launch week. Lots going on, indeed.
It's always a good thing when games support DLSS, ray tracing, or both. You can always switch them off if you don’t want them, but RT effects can visibly spruce up lighting and shadow effects, and DLSS upscaling can improve overall performance at little-to-no cost to fidelity. They’re great when paired together too, as DLSS reduces or even nullifies the frames-per-second cost of those luxury traced rays. You’ll need the right kind of
graphics card, mind – any recent mid-range graphics card can have a pop at ray tracing, but DLSS specifically requires an Nvidia RTX-branded GPU.