NVIDIA DLSS and GeForce Boost New Shooters

NVIDIA’s RTX technology enhances gaming performance with two new titles leveraging DLSS and Reflex. Gamers can also claim a free month of PC Game Pass through the NVIDIA app beta.

On August 15, players can dive into Crytek’s *Hunt: Showdown 1896*, battling against timeless evil and other Hunters. A significant update enhances nearly every game aspect, with GeForce RTX users benefiting from NVIDIA DLSS Super Resolution for improved performance in every match.

Releasing on August 13, *Level Zero: Extraction* by Doghowl Games and tinyBuild offers an extraction horror shooter experience. Players must secure loot and escape from other players or PvE hazards. GeForce RTX gamers can utilize DLSS 3 for accelerated frame rates and NVIDIA Reflex for responsive gameplay.

The latest NVIDIA app beta update adds features like Display settings, RTX Video Super Resolution, RTX Video HDR Sliders, and other user-requested enhancements. The NVIDIA app keeps PCs updated with the latest GeForce Game Ready and NVIDIA Studio drivers and enables easy installation of NVIDIA applications like GeForce NOW, NVIDIA Broadcast, and NVIDIA Omniverse.

Players can claim one month of free access to PC Game Pass, playing high-quality, day-one games. Many titles are enhanced with NVIDIA DLSS, NVIDIA Reflex, and ray-traced effects, offering an improved gaming experience.

GeForce Experience and the NVIDIA app provide one-click optimal settings, instantly configuring game options for smooth, optimized gameplay. With support for over 1200 titles, NVIDIA continues to expand compatibility, recently adding support for five more games: Chained Together, Dungeonborne, Once Human, Stormgate, and The First Descendant.

NVIDIA’s commitment to enhancing gaming performance ensures that gamers enjoy the best possible experience across a variety of titles.