With DLSS 4 expansion, RTX 50 Series innovations, and AI-powered tools, NVIDIA is redefining the future of real-time graphics, cloud gaming, and PC performance.
At Gamescom 2025, NVIDIA made waves by announcing major updates to its DLSS 4 technology, RTX 50 Series GPUs, and next-gen AI gaming tools. The company confirmed that DLSS 4 now supports over 175 games and applications, transforming PC gaming visuals with advanced ray tracing and path tracing capabilities.
NVIDIA revealed that blockbuster titles such as Borderlands 4, Hell is Us, and Fate Trigger will launch with DLSS 4 support. Highly anticipated games like Resident Evil Requiem and Directive 8020 are set to leverage path tracing, while Phantom Blade Zero, PRAGMATA, and CINDER CITY will feature enhanced ray tracing graphics.
Powered by Multi Frame Generation, DLSS 4 can render up to three AI-generated frames for every traditional one, delivering up to 8X performance boosts compared to standard rendering. Integrated features such as DLSS Super Resolution, Ray Reconstruction, and NVIDIA Reflex ensure smooth, ultra-responsive gameplay.
NVIDIA also announced a special Borderlands 4 GeForce RTX 50 Series bundle, giving gamers exclusive access to the upcoming title with RTX hardware. New GeForce NOW integrations will bring many of these DLSS 4-supported games to the cloud, expanding access to high-performance gaming anywhere.
Matt Wuebbling, NVIDIA’s VP of GeForce marketing, summed it up saying, “DLSS 4 and path tracing are now the foundation of modern gaming. Developers worldwide are embracing AI-powered rendering to deliver stunning visuals and unmatched performance.”
NVIDIA App & AI Gaming Tools
The NVIDIA app, which provides driver updates and optimization tools, is receiving key upgrades. Players can now apply global DLSS overrides, use an improved Project G-Assist AI assistant, and enjoy the return of legacy 3D settings for older classics. The beta version launched on 19 August 2025, with full rollout expected soon.
Additionally, NVIDIA showcased updates to ACE (AI-driven character interactions) and expanded its RTX Remix modding platform, now compatible with over 160 classic games. A new particle system and community-built plugins will allow gamers to remaster titles with cutting-edge visual effects.
