Nvidia Outlines DLSS 4 and Path Tracing for Borderlands 4, Resident Evil Requiem During Gamescom 2025
At Gamescom 2025, it was announced by Nvidia that the DLSS 4 technique is now adopted by more than 175 games and applications. Particularly the newest titles that were announced to include this feature are Borderlands 4 and Resident Evil Requiem, which will be made possible by multi-frame generation and full path tracing.
Key Nvidia RTX Titles Going Forth
Anticipated games to feature the said technology will have their GeForce RTX 50 series GPU-owners really looking forward to the launch or presentation of the titles.
Borderlands 4: Multi Frame Generation
Multi frame generation at launch on September 12 for the forthcoming looter shooter Borderlands 4 will rely heavily on Blackwell GPUs-only to generate a great boost in frame rates. The game will feature Nvidia Reflex, which will reduce potentially perceived input latency. Nvidia has confirmed that it is bringing a Borderlands 4 bundle with its RTX 50 series graphics cards.
Resident Evil Requiem & Directive 8020: Path Tracing
Two survival horror titles will make use of full path tracing to deliver more realistic lighting effects. Resident Evil Requiem is earmarked for release in February 2026, while Directive 8020 is also scheduled for the same year and is expected to make use of this advanced form of ray tracing to create atmosphere and enhance visual fidelity.
Full List of Newly Announced DLSS 4 and Ray Tracing Games
Nvidia has confirmed a broad range of other titles set to include DLSS 4 and ray tracing features:
- Black State
- Cinder City (formerly Project LLL)
- Cronos: The New Dawn
- Dying Light: The Beast
- Honeycomb: The World Beyond
- Lost Soul Aside
- The Outer Worlds 2
- Phantom Blade Zero
- PRAGMATA
The anime-like shooter Fate Trigger will also support DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation. In September, the new Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will implement RTX Hair effects.
Nvidia App Updates
In addition to the game updates, Nvidia announced new enhancements related to its app, with an available beta version on August 19. The new app will also include a completely revamped global DLSS overrides for conveniently enabling multi-frame generation or super resolution in games. It will also allow players to enable anti-aliasing or ambient occlusion in older titles.
Matt Wuebbling, Nvidia's vice president of global GeForce marketing, commented about the acceptance of the technology:
"DLSS 4 and path tracing have moved from the experimental cutting-edge graphics to the mainstream fodder of modern PC gaming titles. By embracing AI-powered rendering, developers open the way to create jaw-dropping visuals with high-performance gains so that gamers can enjoy the future of real-time graphics today, anywhere."
