Star Wars Outlaws announced to carry NVIDIA DLSS 3 feat. Frame Generation at launch; DLSS 2 for Tribes 3: Rivals and The Outlast Trials as well
NVIDIA has announced the soon-to-be-released Star Wars Outlaws will be packing the best RTX sauces to showcase what the title really is in terms of graphical aspects. Ubisoft, in collaboration with LucasFilm Games, is poised to launch the major title that not only faithfully recreates beloved locales and stunning envir
NVIDIA has announced the soon-to-be-released Star Wars Outlaws will be packing the best RTX sauces to showcase what the title really is in terms of graphical aspects.
Ubisoft, in collaboration with LucasFilm Games, is poised to launch the major title that not only faithfully recreates beloved locales and stunning environments through the Snowdrop Engine but also harnesses the power of NVIDIA’s cutting-edge gaming technologies.
Upon release, Outlaws will fully integrate DLSS 3, offering GeForce RTX 40 series users Frame Generation for significantly enhanced frame rates, ensuring smooth gameplay even with demanding graphical settings. Meanwhile, other GeForce RTX series users can utilize DLSS Super Resolution to achieve improved image quality with optimized processing power, while Reflex reduces input and response latencies for unparalleled responsiveness.
The game's atmosphere is further enriched by RTX Direct Illumination (RTXDI), along with ray-traced reflections and global illumination, resulting in lifelike shadows that elevate immersion to new heights.
In contrast, TRIBES 3: Rivals, a team-based FPS released for Early Access a month ago, has garnered favorable reviews from players. To enhance the experience, DLSS 2 and DLAA support have been implemented, significantly improving gameplay compared to standard configurations.
Lastly, Outlast Trials has transitioned out of Early Access and now includes DLSS 2 technology for you to get some stable frame rates amidst all the chaos between players running around to hide and the monster chasing its next victim.
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Ubisoft, in collaboration with LucasFilm Games, is poised to launch the major title that not only faithfully recreates beloved locales and stunning environments through the Snowdrop Engine but also harnesses the power of NVIDIA’s cutting-edge gaming technologies.
Upon release, Outlaws will fully integrate DLSS 3, offering GeForce RTX 40 series users Frame Generation for significantly enhanced frame rates, ensuring smooth gameplay even with demanding graphical settings. Meanwhile, other GeForce RTX series users can utilize DLSS Super Resolution to achieve improved image quality with optimized processing power, while Reflex reduces input and response latencies for unparalleled responsiveness.
The game's atmosphere is further enriched by RTX Direct Illumination (RTXDI), along with ray-traced reflections and global illumination, resulting in lifelike shadows that elevate immersion to new heights.
In contrast, TRIBES 3: Rivals, a team-based FPS released for Early Access a month ago, has garnered favorable reviews from players. To enhance the experience, DLSS 2 and DLAA support have been implemented, significantly improving gameplay compared to standard configurations.
Lastly, Outlast Trials has transitioned out of Early Access and now includes DLSS 2 technology for you to get some stable frame rates amidst all the chaos between players running around to hide and the monster chasing its next victim. 
