NVIDIA are adding DLSS 4 support for NARAKA: BLADEPOINT, as well as integrating our RTX technologies into a collection of other new games. Also, the new DLSS 4 Plugin for Unreal Engine 5 is available now. With this Plugin, all Unreal Engine 5 developers can incorporate the complete suite of DLSS 4 technologies into their games, apps, and projects. Developers can download the new Unreal Engine 5 DLSS 4 plugin here.

NVIDIA Reflex is also coming to even more games and updates, including Deadlock. Since our last update, Reflex has launched with or been added to another 11 single-player and multiplayer games, reducing PC latency for millions of GeForce RTX gamers. In all 11 games, GeForce RTX gamers can also enable NVIDIA DLSS, accelerating frame rates to further reduce PC latency.

Additionally, we’re releasing a new GeForce Game Ready Driver, which includes support for DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation updates launching for NARAKA: BLADEPOINT and support for Monster Hunter Wilds which launches today with DLSS Frame Generation, DLSS Super Resolution, and ray-traced reflections, as well as support for 29 new G-SYNC Compatible gaming displays.

Here’s a roundup of the new games and updates that are integrating all of our RTX technology.

• NARAKA: BLADEPOINT: As one of the top top ten most played games on Steam each week, this melee-focused Battle Royale gameplay deserves nothing less than the best performance. That’s why later today, the game will upgrade its suite of DLSS features to include support for DLSS Multi Frame Generation, enabling players to further accelerate frame rates. On GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, DLSS Multi Frame Generation works in concert with other DLSS technologies to multiply NARAKA: BLADEPOINT frame rates by 3.4X on average compared to traditional brute-force rendering. 
• PGA TOUR 2K25: Hit the links with and against top male and female professional golfers on the world’s most famous courses in 2K Games and HB Studios’ PGA TOUR 2K25. When the game launches tomorrow, GeForce RTX gamers can activate DLSS Super Resolution to accelerate frame rates at the highest resolutions and details, for the definitive experience. Build your own golf courses, create your own golfer in MyPLAYER, and play online tournaments against friends and random opponents.
• Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Genki’s Tokyo Xtreme Racer is a racing game set in a sealed-off future Tokyo, where you compete for the fastest speed in your customized cars on the highways that weave through the city, aiming to reach the top. Starting today, GeForce RTX racers can enable both DLSS Frame Generation and DLSS Super Resolution to accelerate frame rates when zipping through virtual Tokyo at top speed.
• Revenge of the Mage: SinginGiant's Revenge of the Mage is an Early Access action roguelite first-person shooter where players get in the robes of a mage and let the hands of fate open ways for the power of your magic. The more you play, the more you unlock and the harder challenges you can take on. And if you play Revenge of the Mage, or the Revenge of the Mage Steam demo on a GeForce RTX GPU, you can activate DLSS Super Resolution to accelerate performance.
• Deadlock: Valve’s new 6v6, third-person MOBA lets players choose from a diverse selection of heroes and battle others across a large map full of all the minions, sneak attacks, and team fights the genre is famous for. As Valve gets closer to Deadlock’s official launch, its technology and features continue to evolve. NVIDIA Reflex is available now, reducing PC latency by up to 45%, making gameplay even more responsive, helping you secure victory in each and every match.
• World of Warcraft: The War Within: The story continues in Undermine(d), the expansion’s first major update, where there’s plenty to explore and even more to explode! Dive deep underground to Undermine, the never-before-seen goblin capital city of fast wheels and dark deals. NVIDIA Reflex has already reduced PC latency for millions of World of Warcraft players. For those returning to the game for The War Within’s new update, or entering the world of Azeroth anew, simply enable Reflex with a couple of clicks in Graphic Settings -> Low Latency Mode -> NVIDIA Reflex, and your experience will instantly be more responsive
• Fortnite: In Crime City, the hustle never stops. Which means it’s time to blow that vault door wide open and make a… “withdrawal.” Ransack banks, hijack armored cars, pull off a train robbery, heck — steal from each other! Crime pays, and there’s no such thing as honor among thieves in Fortnite Battle Royale Chapter 6 Season 2: LAWLESS! To enable Reflex, from the settings menu navigate to Video -> Advanced Graphics -> NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency. On GeForce RTX GPUs with NVIDIA Reflex activated, PC latency is reduced by up to 46% in the battle royale–your actions are more responsive, and performance is so high, you’ll see Fortnite at its best with maximum clarity.
• Apex Legends: Apex Legends’ latest season brings the community to the forefront with fresh content and competition. At the heart of the action, Creator Commissioners craft weekly community challenges while Arsenals stocked with weapons will help you grab your perfect loadout. Alongside that and a new slate of Legend updates, players can also use NVIDIA Reflex to increase responsiveness by up to 37%, ensuring your shots and actions occur without virtually any delay.