GeForce Experience Is Bringing New Ray Tracing And AI Tech To Gamers With Ansel RTX

Battlefield V, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Metro Exodus, Hitman 2, and several other games are adding Ansel, bringing the total number of titles with native Ansel support to 66. As for Highlights, 15 games are adding support, including Battlefield V, Metro: Exodus, Hitman 2, Prey: Mooncrash, Islands of Nyne , Phantom Doctrine, and Insurgency Sandstorm, bringing the total number of titles with Highlights to 38. For details of each game’s Ansel or Highlights integration, keep on reading.

4A Games’ Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light were among the best-looking single-player action games of their day, wowing players with stunning post-apocalyptic scenes that pushed technology and graphics cards to their limit. In 2019, 4A Games and Deep Silver will launch Metro Exodus, the latest game in the franchise, and we’re proud to announce that the long-awaited threequel will be enhanced with NVIDIA RTX Ray Tracing on GeForce RTX graphics cards.

We’re also announcing today that Metro Exodus will support NVIDIA Ansel, enabling gamers to take incredible in-game photos from the new title’s hyper realistic world. And while you’re playing, NVIDIA Highlights will automatically record your best gameplay moments, which you can later edit and share, or convert to GIFs.

In 2016, developer IO Interactive reinvented the Hitman franchise with an episodic, repeatable, replayable take on the game’s structure. Later this year, Hitman 2 will see a return to that same world. You’ll once again take on the role of the lethal Agent 47 as you use every means at your disposal to take down enemies, and plan the ultimate assassination. And as in previous entries in the series, how you take down your enemies is entirely up to you.

With NVIDIA Highlights support, those unique moments will automatically be captured as they happen. And for a perfectly posed in-game photo, use NVIDIA Ansel to ensure you get a glamorous high resolution shot.  

Conan Exiles is a game known for its bloody combat and hostile environments. Capturing and sharing clips of your favorite encounters is getting even easier thanks to NVIDIA Highlights, which will be coming to the large-scale action-survival game in the future. Just check your highlight reel at the end of your session to see your collection of brutal encounters.

DayZ is a game that takes all of the elements of an open world survival game, and adds the threat of zombies to the mix. You’ll spend your time scavenging for food, water, and weapons as you fight off zombies and other players in a fictional Soviet landscape. The game is currently in early access, and will be getting a full release later this year. With NVIDIA Highlights, automatically capture the most exciting moments, so that you can focus on staying alive.

Deuterium Wars is a cross-platform multiplayer shooter with breakneck pace that combines high dynamic fights with an extensive role-playing system. Work your way up from rookie in a rust bucket to experienced pilot in a high-tech combat aircraft that’s equipped with lots of deadly gadgets. With a variety of combat modes, futuristic arenas, multi-level craft, developed trading, and a social eco-system, you’ll never have time to be bored!

And with NVIDIA Highlights, each kill, kill streak, and death will be automatically recorded for instant, easy sharing.

Early next month, Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age will become the first game in the main Dragon Quest series to be released on PC in the US. To make this special release even better, you will be able to use NVIDIA Ansel to take amazingly-detailed shots of your party, awesome battles, and gorgeous landscapes. Then share them with the world on the Shot With GeForce website.

As we announced back at GDC, Dying Light: Bad Blood will be adding NVIDIA Highlights support when it launches later this year. This means every kill, death, and successful extraction will show up in your highlights reel for your viewing pleasure.

Gamescom attendees will have the opportunity to demo the expansion this week on one of 60 machines on the show floor.  

GRIP, inspired by 1999’s Rollcage, is far from your average racing game. With a heavy focus on combat, GRIP will have you fighting for your life as you speed around one of the game’s many beautiful and unique tracks.

Whether you’re dodging explosions or creating your own form of mayhem, NVIDIA Highlights will capture every breathtaking moment as you battle other racers. And use NVIDIA Ansel to step into a 360-degree stereo image with your choice of VR headset to experience a photo finish like never before, or use Ansel’s freecam and post-process filters to craft the perfect photo of your car.

Insurgency: Sandstorm is a realistic, tactical online shooter, which builds upon its predecessor by adding a full single-player campaign, and new multiplayer updates and changes.

With NVIDIA Highlights you won’t have to worry about saving every tense firefight. Instead, Highlights will automatically select clips to capture and add to your highlight reel. And thanks to NVIDIA Ansel support you'll be able to create stunning wallpapers and save your favorite moments in the highest possible resolution.

Islands of Nyne: Battle Royale is a fast-paced first-person-only shooter that aims to put a sci-fi twist on the popular battle royale genre. Set in one of several unique and very alien arenas, you’ll be fighting for your life from the moment you touch the ground. The game is currently in Early Access, and now includes NVIDIA Highlights support. This means that every death, downed enemy, kill, knocked down enemy and match win will be automatically saved by NVIDIA Highlights for later bragging rights.

Drawing on inspiration from classic spy thrillers, Phantom Doctrine is a strategic turn-based espionage game set at the height of the Cold War. In addition to sneaking around and playing spy, you’ll manage resources around the globe to help uncover a sinister plot. The game launched last week, but will be receiving an update to ensure you’ll be equipped with the tools to capture every breach, air strike, explosion, defeat, overwatch, and casualty, thanks to NVIDIA Highlights.

Mooncrash is a new DLC for the 2017 sci-fi shooter, Prey. The expansion effectively turns the survival FPS title into a roguelike, thanks to a clever story involving a looping simulation. Each time the simulation resets, skills and points collected on the previous run will carry over, allowing you to get a bit further each time. Combined with a total of five playable characters with unique abilities, each run is almost certainly going to be different. To capture those one-of-a-kind runs, Mooncrash will soon be updated to include NVIDIA Highlights.

If you have a need for speed and a love for sci-fi racing games, Redout promises to deliver a fast-paced homage to the 16-bit era of arcade racers. Set in a dystopian future, the game features breathtaking backdrops as you race through the ruined landscape. Using NVIDIA Ansel, you can capture those views and add any number of post-processing effects to create one-of-a-kind wallpapers.

Releasing in Early Access this month, SCUM brings a new twist on the open world survival genre. The game puts you inside of a TV show where you must fight not only for your life, but for ratings as well. No good show is complete without a highlight reel, so the game will be launching with NVIDIA Highlights to automatically capture your best moments.

When you think of golf, you probably imagine someone using a club to strike a ball towards a hole. Super Inefficient Golf aimed to change all of that when it launched earlier this year. Ditching clubs for explosives, you’ll attach small mines to your ball and use those to blast it towards the hole.