NVIDIA has confirmed that The First Descendant will support DLSS 3 important news since the day of its launch, because this title is one of the most anticipated and promising of the new generation, since it uses the graphics engine Unreal Engine 5, and from what we could see in various videos with scenes from the actual game that was published, it looks like technical level excellent.

This means that in First Descendant we can enable frame generation if we have a GeForce RTX 40 graphics card. Thanks to AI, this technology is able to generate a completely independent frame on the GPU using information from two intermediate frames and rely on the “Optical Flow Accelerator” that those graphics cards bring.

NVIDIA hasn’t forgotten those with a GeForce RTX 20 or GeForce RTX 30 either, and it’s The First Descendant it will also support DLSS 2also known as Super Resolution, an intelligent image scaling and reconstruction technology that uses advanced artificial intelligence algorithms and tensor kernels to create perfect images.

With both technologies, we will be able to significantly improve the frame rate per second, allowing us to move the First Descendant in configurations maximum graphic quality without having to give up excellent fluidity. The truth is that I really want to try this title, as it falls into a genre that I like and draws me in graphically.

On the other hand, NVIDIA also confirmed that Need for Speed ​​​​​​Unbound received support for DLSS 3 technology with the latest update and revealed the names of other titles that will be added to the list of games compatible with DLSS 2:

• Achilles: Legends Untold.
• Gord: Whisper’s Revenge.
• Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

A total of about 320 games and apps compatible with DLSS Super Resolution are already available according to NVIDIA’s official list and will be available soon 50 games compatible with NVIDIA DLSS 3 will be reached. Not bad at all, especially considering we’re talking about technology that debuted with the GeForce RTX 40 and isn’t even a year old yet.