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Four more titles upgrade to DLSS 4 this week

Matthew Wilson April 8, 2025 Software & Gaming

The next round of titles upgrading to DLSS 4 have been announced. The new RTX 50-exclusive component for DLSS 4 is Multi-Frame Generation, allowing AI to boost frame rates further.

Wild Assault is the headlining DLSS game this week. The title offers 20 vs 20 PvP battles with animal-themed abilities. The game sports DLSS 4 with Multi-Frame Generation, as well as Nvidia Reflex to combat latency.

The Finals is a game that had already adopted DLSS 3 with Frame Gen technology, but a new update to the game this week will introduce the latest DLSS model, along with Multi-Frame Generation.

Entoria: The Last Song is another game updating with DLSS Multi-Frame Generation this week. Nvidia has also announced that it has enabled the DLSS Super Resolution override in the Nvidia App for The Last of Us Part 2, so you can run the game using the latest transformer AI model for better visuals.

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