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Exciting upgrades for Black Myth: Wukong and NARAKA: BLADEPOINT announced at GDC

NVIDIA announces DLSS 3.5 and full ray tracing upgrades for Black Myth: Wukong, NARAKA: BLADEPOINT, and Diablo IV.

NVIDIA has recently made an exciting announcement at the Game Developers Conference (GDC), revealing that two eagerly awaited titles, Black Myth: Wukong and NARAKA: BLADEPOINT, are set to receive significant enhancements in terms of image quality and performance. This upgrade comes from DLSS 3.5 Ray Reconstruction technology alongside full ray tracing capabilities. These improvements are poised to set a new standard for visual fidelity in video gaming.

Step into a visually enhanced realm

Black Myth: Wukong, a game that has captured the attention of gamers worldwide, now has a confirmed release date of August 20. This title is particularly notable for its deep immersion into the rich tapestry of Chinese mythology, brought to life with stunning graphics and fluid gameplay. The addition of DLSS 3.5 and complete ray tracing means that players can expect an even more visually captivating experience, with enhanced lighting, shadows, and reflections that bring the mythical world of Wukong to life like never before.

Similarly, NARAKA: BLADEPOINT, a game renowned for its intense PVP and PVE modes, will soon boast full ray tracing in three areas. This upgrade will enhance the game’s aesthetic appeal and improve its overall performance, making for a smoother and more engaging gaming experience. Further areas within the game are scheduled to receive these upgrades over time, promising an evolving visual feast for its players.

Diablo IV joins the fray with ray-traced enhancements

In a separate announcement, Diablo IV is set to receive an image quality upgrade on March 26. This update will introduce ray-traced effects to the game, enhancing the realism of armour, water, windows, and other reflective surfaces. Additionally, the game’s shadows will be enriched with ray tracing, adding depth and detail to every scene and making the dark, brooding world of Diablo IV even more immersive.

A leap forward in gaming technology

These upgrades represent a significant leap forward in gaming technology, showcasing NVIDIA’s commitment to enhancing video games’ visual quality and performance. With DLSS 3.5 Ray Reconstruction technology and complete ray tracing, gamers can look forward to more realistic and immersive gaming experiences across various titles. As the gaming industry evolves, these technological advancements set new standards for what players can expect from their gaming experiences.

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