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Six new games Announced with NVIDIA RTX Support

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 12/19/2019 09:47 AM | source: | 58 comment(s)
Six new games Announced with NVIDIA RTX Support

Games wit proper RTX support are still hard to find, NVIDIA just announced 6 new titles though. In the realm of gaming at GTC 2019 world tour in Suzhou, six new RTX games were announced with cutting-edge implementations of high-fidelity, immersive ray-traced effects and a new Minecraft with NVIDIA RTX Creators Ray Tracing Showcase video was released.

Minecraft with NVIDIA RTX: Ray tracing is coming soon in 2020 to Minecraft! This November, several Minecrafters were invited to experience Minecraft with NVIDIA RTX on. Check out the ray-traced worlds they created in only two days.

 

 

Bright Memory: Infinite: Bright Memory: Episode 1 launched on Steam early 2019 to incredible success, surprising its sole developer, who had made the action game as a demo for a longer series of connected Bright Memory episodes. Now, the newly formed FYQD-Studio Team is redeveloping and remastering Episode 1 by scrapping the episodic model to instead make one longer game: Bright Memory Infinite. At GTC, the latest demo was shown for the project, demonstrating stunning real-time ray-traced effects.

   

  

Project X: Project X is a new ray-traced action shooter from popular anime game developer Mihoyo, coming in mid-2021. The game features next-gen anime-style rendering and advanced interactive physics on a spherical open-world planet. Attendees at GTC were able to see the exclusive first-look of how ray tracing will be implemented within the upcoming game.

Convallaria: Convallaria is a fast-paced battle royale game featuring both shooter and action game elements in development by indie developer Loong Force. The game pits 100+ players against each other in large, open-world dungeons filled with colorful fantasy scenes and dreamlike level designs. The game is slated for a 2020 launch and we have the first screenshots of ray tracing enabled in game below.

Ring of Elysium: Tencent’s battle royale shooter Ring of Elysium places players on an island where you will have to do whatever it takes to stay alive. The game is already available to play on Steam, and an update will bring ray tracing to the game.

 

 

Boundary: In Boundary, players will traverse a realistic space environment enhanced by ray-tracing for an unprecedented, omnidirectional zero gravity shooting experience. This space shooter, from Surgical Scalpels Studio, will launch on PC next year. For now, enjoy a sneak preview of RTX within the game.

F.I.S.T.: Set in an original dieselpunk world, F.I.S.T. has you take on the role of a heroic rabbit who uses a giant mechanical fist to dispose of his enemies. Developer TiGames has packed this hardcore arcade-style Metroidvania game with multiple weapons, combos, and upgradable skills to help you defeat enemies and tackle the various challenges hidden throughout the sophisticated and interconnected map. Ray tracing will enhance the game’s realistic environments. Check out their latest gameplay trailer.

 

 

Xuan-Yuan Sword VII: SOFTSTAR’s Xuan-Yuan Sword series has been delighting Chinese RPG fans since 1990. For its upcoming release, the developer intends to add ray tracing to increase the immersion, image quality, and realism of the game.







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Petr V
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#5742892 Posted on: 12/19/2019 09:59 AM
Come on Unreal tournament 2004.

Undying
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#5742893 Posted on: 12/19/2019 10:03 AM
What an underwhelming list.

cryohellinc
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#5742898 Posted on: 12/19/2019 10:14 AM
What an underwhelming list.

Totally worth the $$$ investment for a ray tracing product.

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#5742901 Posted on: 12/19/2019 10:18 AM
Totally worth the $$$ investment for a ray tracing product.


I literally heard none of these games and have no interest in minecraft. It would be better to add the effect to older classics like @Petr V said.

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#5742902 Posted on: 12/19/2019 10:18 AM
Meh, who cares.
It's also very likely that any near-future games will not be able to enable RTX on current cards without dropping frame-rate to unplayable.

Leather Jacket is experimenting stuff with our money.
I've totally skipped Turding and waiting to see what next-gen RTX has to offer, maybe it can bring performance with RTX enabled to something that is playable on a modern 1440p or 4K monitor.

Will still remain an Nvidia fan for certain reasons, but also only buying something that makes sense financially, like my current GTX 1080 did.

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