New turn based game The Lamplighters League gets NVIDIA DLSS 2 while mind-boggling puzzle titles DESORDRE receives full ray tracing capability
NVIDIA's monthly DLSS news just dropped and a total of 5 titles are on the list. Firstly, there's the all-new game, The Lamplighters League, brought to you by the creators of The Shadowrun Trilogy and BATTLETECH. This game offers turn-based combat set in an alternate 1930s world where, in addition to constant combat, y
NVIDIA's monthly DLSS news just dropped and a total of 5 titles are on the list.
Firstly, there's the all-new game, The Lamplighters League, brought to you by the creators of The Shadowrun Trilogy and BATTLETECH. This game offers turn-based combat set in an alternate 1930s world where, in addition to constant combat, you can also opt for a more sneaky approach leading to occasional advantages.
The game comes with built-in DLSS 2, providing straightforward AI upscaling and a potential modest FPS boost. And we might see DLSS 3 in the future too.
On a different note, DESORDRE: A Puzzle Game Adventure underwent the DLSS 2 journey in June, DLSS 3 in August, and, finally, this month, it's fully equipped with ray tracing.
To wrap things up, here are some quick updates on a few other titles:
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Firstly, there's the all-new game, The Lamplighters League, brought to you by the creators of The Shadowrun Trilogy and BATTLETECH. This game offers turn-based combat set in an alternate 1930s world where, in addition to constant combat, you can also opt for a more sneaky approach leading to occasional advantages.
The game comes with built-in DLSS 2, providing straightforward AI upscaling and a potential modest FPS boost. And we might see DLSS 3 in the future too.
On a different note, DESORDRE: A Puzzle Game Adventure underwent the DLSS 2 journey in June, DLSS 3 in August, and, finally, this month, it's fully equipped with ray tracing.
To wrap things up, here are some quick updates on a few other titles:
