2 extraction shooters and a Warhammer 40k drive-by shoot-all-you-want title are getting NVIDIA DLSS features and boosts

The NVIDIA DLSS news page has a new update for the week of August 11 but it's more like a recap but let's find out what's in it anyway. https://www.youtube.com/embed/vCsrPb4qtEk First up, Doghowl Games and tinyBuild have released the multiplayer horror shooter Level Zero: Extraction with DLSS 3 and Frame Generation support. This "extraction meets survival horror" shooter blends looting, PvP, and PvE into one intense experience. Tired of always "taking out the bad guys"? You can instead morph into terrifying aliens to hunt down the humans. https://www.youtube.com/embed/y4U8TvW76JU Meanwhile, the Warhammer 40k IP has just seen the Early Access launch of Speed Freeks, a free-to-play combat racing game. Developed by PLAION and Caged Element, this game features a group of speed-crazed Orks who love mixing racing with destruction. With various vehicle classes, including buggies, bikes, tanks, and trucks, players can team up, craft the perfect combo, and eliminate their rivals with expert drive-by skills. Currently, the game is enhanced by DLSS Super Resolution, providing a quick frame rate boost for all GeForce RTX players. https://www.youtube.com/embed/KtHk19x1vng Similarly, Hunt: Showdown 1896 also benefits from DLSS Super Resolution, delivering higher FPS for smoother gameplay in this horror-themed extraction shooter, whether playing solo or in a team.