NVIDIA has also released a new GeForce Game Ready Driver that optimizes your system for the latest releases featuring DLSS and RTX technologies, including Empulse. You can download the new GeForce Game Ready 610.62 WHQL driver through the NVIDIA app, or from GeForce.com.
Additionally, NVIDIA RTX Remix 1.5 is now available, introducing a new packaging workflow and accessibility features and Remix Skills designed to help modders accelerate development workflows using AI-powered assistants. You can find an overview below and can read more here:
- Smooth Normals: A top requested community feature, is now available. It adds automatic smooth-normal generation for captured legacy geometry, making older assets look less blocky or faceted under path-traced lighting.
- RTX IO: RTX Remix 1.5 includes new RTX IO compression options in the packaging workflow, including split-size presets from 1GB to 16GB. RTX IO is our high-performance storage technology that speeds up game loading and reduces CPU overhead. Portal with RTX, Portal: Prelude RTX, and the Half-Life 2 RTX demo have officially integrated RTX IO. Thanks to this update, file sizes have dropped significantly: Portal with RTX has been reduced from 25 GB to 17 GB, while Half-Life 2 RTX has shrunk from 80 GB to 50 GB.
- Viewport Light Controls: RTX Remix 1.5 adds new and improved viewport light controls. Now, existing light manipulators are easier to manage through a unified viewport lights menu, with persistent toggles for manipulator visibility and intensity controls.
- RTX Remix Skills: We recently published several RTX Remix Skills, text-based instruction files that provide specific functional context to AI coding agents. These files include guides on creating feature branches, conducting unit tests, preparing merge requests, and much more. By making coding agents smarter, modders can accelerate the remastering process.
Here's a closer look at new and updated games integrating RTX technologies:
- Zenless Zone Zero: On June 17, HoYoverse's urban fantasy ARPG Zenless Zone Zero receives a major update introducing ray-traced reflections, ambient occlusion and global illumination lighting on PC. GeForce RTX players can accelerate performance and enhance visuals using DLSS Super Resolution and DLSS Frame Generation, with support for DLSS Multi Frame Generation planned for a future update. Version 3.0 also launches alongside the game's official Steam debut. See how RTX will enhance your experience in this new video.
- Empulse: 1047 Games' fast-paced 6v6 movement shooter Empulse can be played for free during Steam Next Fest ahead of its June 24 Early Access launch. GeForce RTX gamers can accelerate gameplay using DLSS Dynamic Multi Frame Generation and Super Resolution, while NVIDIA Reflex reduces PC latency to improve responsiveness in competitive matches. The latest GeForce Game Ready Driver further optimizes the experience.
- Squad: Offworld's tactical military FPS Squad has upgraded its DLSS implementation with native support for the latest DLSS Super Resolution and Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, including up to 6X mode support, delivering improved image quality and higher frame rates.
- Reaper Actual: Distinct Possibility Studios' persistent open-world shooter Reaper Actual is available now in Early Access. The title includes support for DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation, Frame Generation, Super Resolution and NVIDIA Reflex. Through the NVIDIA app, players can upgrade to the latest Dynamic Multi Frame Generation and Super Resolution models.