NVIDIA DLSS Confirmed For Rust, Doom Eternal, RDR2 And More Along With Linux Support
NVIDIA DLSS is an AI rendering technology used to increase performance while allowing players to still enjoy high-fidelity and quality in games. As of late, this technology has been added to a myriad of games, such as Rainbow Six: Siege earlier this year. Now, the tech is slated to come to five new game titles in the coming weeks.
Announced today, NVIDIA DLSS will make its way to Facepunch Studio's multiplayer survival game Rust and becomes available on July 1st. Rust's Project Lead, Helk, explained that this is important because, "in Rust split-second reactions can be the difference between life and death, with NVIDIA DLSS offering our players a performance boost, without sacrificing visual quality and a better overall experience, it's a win-win." DLSS will also be coming to LEGO Builder's Journey on June 22nd, Doom Eternal on June 29th, The Ascent on July 29th, and Red Dead Redemption 2 at some point in the future. However, we will likely see many more games add this technology as time goes on due to the following announcement.

