Rare is the week in which NVIDIA does not play in some interesting newswhether in relation to its products or services: there is no Thursday that misses its weekly meeting with GeForce Now, the addition of new DLSS-compatible titles is also quite frequent, and it is also increasingly common to hear about updates to some of its applications and reviews of its technology. But this week it seems they’ve decided to crush the scoreboard as we find new developments on those four fronts.

The first one, which we already informed you about yesterday, is new version of ChatRTX and as you can read in more detail in this publication, it includes two new LLMs, adds options for the chatbot to use your own files (text and images), and also allows for voice input. If you have an RTX 30 or 40 series graphics adapter with 8 or more gigabytes of VRAM, it’s best to try it yourself.

Although game-enhancing technologies are within the reach of all developers who are interested, NVIDIA doesn’t forget modders either and incredible upgrades that casual players can enjoy from their hand. The biggest example of this is NVIDIA RTX Remix, an application with which it is possible to make big changes in the graphics part of games. The first example of it working can be found in Portal Prelude RTX, a complete remaster of this unofficial prequel, and which allowed us to verify the large number of improvements that can be used with this tool.

After some time in closed beta, the tech company decided to expand the scope of NVIDIA RTX Remix earlier this year, making the move to public beta, and now we find the most interesting update to come to the tool since then, and it’s this week added compatibility with DLSS 3.5which, as you already know, offers the feature of ray reconstruction using artificial intelligence, a technique that is less demanding than native ray tracing and therefore significantly improves the gaming experience with the same graphics adapter.

This week we also find news regarding DLSS compatible titlesbecause two new games are added and the third one, which has undergone an important change, has also made a leap in this sense:

• EVERSPACE 2: As you probably already know, this highly rated space shooter has just made the jump to Unreal Engine 5 with Incursions, which translates into improved visuals, but also more resource demand. In order for users to enjoy this improvement without losing performance, it has made the jump from DLSS 2 to DLSS 3 with frame generation, so NVIDIA’s AI-based frame generation technology will allow us to enjoy a frame rate even higher than what it is. had before updating to UE5.
• War in the gray zone: Launched in early access on April 30th, we find a very promising tactical FPS that has been compatible with DLSS 3 Frame Generation since its launch. According to tests conducted by NVIDIA, the frame rate at 4K resolution is multiplied by an average of 2.7 when using the Epic graphics preset. To minimize latency (which is essential for this type of game), it is also compatible with NVIDIA Reflex, which can reduce it by up to 54.
• MotoGP24: Launched today, the new installment of the official Motorcycle World Championship franchise puts us back in control of the world’s fastest bikes in a fast-paced, once-in-a-lifetime competition. a matter of reach for a select few. And to fully enjoy this experience, it comes with DLSS 2 from day one.

Finally, and as I mentioned at the beginning, NVIDIA does not miss a single Thursday, which, as you already know, is the day chosen to announce the new games are coming to GeForce Now, its successful cloud gaming service. And since it’s the first Thursday of the month, it also gives us a preview of what to expect in May.

Let’s first look at the games that were added this week:

• Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
• Stormgate Closed Beta (New release on Steam, April 30th, closed beta registration)
• War in the gray zone (New release on Steam, April 30)
• MotoGP24 (New release on Steam, May 2nd)
• FOUNDRY (New release on Steam, May 2nd)
• INDIA (New release on Steam, May 2nd)
• Orcs must die! 3 (New release on Epic Games Store, May 2nd)

But that’s just the beginning, as we’ll also see all of these games arrive on GeForce Now over the next few weeks:

• Little kitty, big city (New edition in Steamy and Xboxavailable on PC Game Pass, May 9)
• Ships at sea (New edition in SteamyMay 9)
• The Villainous Prince of Persia (New edition in SteamyMay 14)
• Men of War II (New edition in Steamy15 th May)
• Die by the blade (New edition in SteamyMay 16)
• Northland (New edition in SteamyMay 16)
• Gestalt: Steam & Cinder (New edition in SteamyMay 21st)
• Synergy (New edition in SteamyMay 21st)
• Sunny side (New edition in SteamyMay 21st)
• Crown Wars: The Black Prince (New edition in SteamyMay 23)
• Capes (New release on Steam, May 29)
• Colony survival (Steamy)
• ExoOne (Steamy)
• Farm life (Steamy)
• Honkai: Star Rail (Epic Games Store)
• Phantom Brigade (Steamy)
• Supermarket simulator (Steamy)