NVIDIA Announces Update to NVIDIA App, Two New Games with DLSS, and More

A NVIDIA announced today (6) the launch of a new update for the beta of NVIDIA app with several new features and applications for users, such as the addition of RTX Vídeo Super Resolution, RTX Vídeo HDR Sliders and more. In addition, the company also announced the arrival of two new games compatible with DLSS and NVIDIA Reflex technologies, Hunt: Showdown 1896 e Level Zero: Extraction.

The latest NVIDIA App beta update is now available, adding new display settings, RTX Video Super Resolution, RTX Video HDR Sliders, and other highly requested features from GeForce gamers. The NVIDIA App keeps users’ computers up to date with the latest GeForce Game Ready and NVIDIA Studio drivers, enabling quick discovery and installation of NVIDIA apps such as GeForce NOW, NVIDIA Broadcast, and NVIDIA Omniverse.

NVIDIA also announced that starting August 15, GeForce gamers can now prepare to take on Crytek’s Hunt: Showdown 1896, which supports DLSS Super Resolution. The game allows users to fight alone or with a friend against the timeless evil and other Hunters. The title will receive a major update to its engine, improving virtually every aspect of the game.

Another game that will soon be available with RTX technologies is Level Zero: Extraction. This horror shooter from Doghowl Games and tinyBuild will be available on August 13, and at launch, GeForce RTX gamers will be able to accelerate frame rates with DLSS 3, and make gameplay even more responsive with NVIDIA Reflex.

Rounding out NVIDIA’s announcements this week, the company announced that one-click Optimal Settings for GeForce Experience and the NVIDIA App have arrived for five new titles. These settings allow users to instantly configure game options for their system’s hardware, delivering smooth, optimized gameplay. Over 1,200 titles are already supported, and this week, these games were added to the list:

• Chained Together;
• Dungeonborne;
• Once Human;
• Stormgate;
• The First Descendant.