Also today, RuneScape: Dragonwilds is exiting Early Access with DLSS 4.5, and Active Matter is launching today  with DLSS 4.5 and ray tracing. Tomorrow, Aniimo launches with DLSS, while No Man’s Sky and Halloween: The Game are also getting DLSS upgrades.

Now, here’s a closer look at the new and upcoming RTX games: 

• 007 First Light: Today, 007 First Light adds Path Tracing and DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction to its existing DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution and Dynamic Multi Frame Generation support. The update brings more detailed lighting, shadows and reflections to the cinematic James Bond adventure, while  DLSS Ray Reconstruction ensures the fidelity, clarity and accuracy of these additions is at its absolute best. You can check out the recommended system specs for playing with path tracing on GeForce RTX 50 Series desktop GPUs with DLSS Ray Reconstruction in this article.
• Active Matter: Gaijin Entertainment’s hardcore military online PvPvE, PvE, and PvP shooter Active Matter launches on Steam September 15 with DLSS 4.5, including Super Resolution, Ray Reconstruction and Dynamic Multi Frame Generation. These technologies provide the performance headroom for ray-traced reflections and shadows, and the game will also be available to stream on GeForce NOW at launch.
• Aniimo: Pawprint Studios’ free-to-play creature-catching open-world RPG Aniimo launches September 16 with day-one support for DLSS Super Resolution and Dynamic Multi Frame Generation. 
• No Man’s Sky: Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky has upgraded to DLSS 4.5 through its recent Cosmos Update, which coincides with the game’s 10th anniversary. The update adds the latest Super Resolution model and up to 6X Multi Frame Generation, and with NVIDIA app DLSS overrides also enabling Dynamic Multi Frame Generation.
• RuneScape: Dragonwilds: Exiting Early Access later today with its official v1.0 release, RuneScape: Dragonwilds concludes the Kuldra Saga. The update upgrades the game to DLSS 4.5 and adds Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, further improving image quality and performance for GeForce RTX players.
• Halloween: The Game: IllFonic’s Halloween: The Game is available now, bringing the events of the classic 1978 film to a 1v4 multiplayer experience and single-player story mode. GeForce RTX players can enable DLSS Super Resolution and Frame Generation, while DLSS Ray Reconstruction enhances the game’s ray-traced effects. NVIDIA app DLSS overrides also allow players to upgrade to DLSS 4.5 with Super Resolution, Dynamic Multi Frame Generation and Ray Reconstruction.