Summary
- Crimson Desert and MindsEye confirmed to support DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Gen.
- WUCHANG and LIGHT OF MOTIRAM also getting DLSS 4 features.
- NVIDIA revealed new updates during Computex 2025.
DLSS 4 MFG Coming to Crimson Desert and More
NVIDIA has officially revealed that several highly anticipated PC titles will support DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Generation (MFG), beginning with Crimson Desert and MindsEye. These announcements were part of the company’s big showcase during Computex 2025.
Crimson Desert, originally envisioned as an MMORPG, has shifted into a single-player open-world action RPG powered by the BlackSpace Engine. From early gameplay demos, its combat appears more accessible than typical Souls-likes, offering fast-paced action without the punishing difficulty. Pearl Abyss confirmed that DLSS 4 MFG, DLSS Frame Generation, Super Resolution, and NVIDIA Reflex will all be supported at launch.
MindsEye, developed by former Rockstar Games veterans under the studio Build A Rocket Boy, also joins the DLSS 4 lineup. This single-player action-adventure game takes cues from GTA and Watch_Dogs and is also seen as a proof-of-concept for the studio’s ambitious MMO platform “Everywhere.”
Other Games Supporting DLSS 4
Alongside Crimson Desert and MindsEye, the following titles were also confirmed to support DLSS 4 MFG and other DLSS features:
- WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers – A dark, Souls-like RPG set in the late Ming Dynasty, upgraded from UE4 to UE5. DLSS will enhance both visual fidelity and performance.
- LIGHT OF MOTIRAM – A visually rich open-world action game with base-building, creature training, and exploration. Described as a mix between Horizon and Lost Ark, it too supports DLSS 4.
- Dune: Awakening and Naraka: Bladepoint also received new DLSS and ray tracing updates during the event.
NVIDIA’s Push Toward Next-Gen Visuals
NVIDIA continues to push the envelope in real-time rendering with DLSS 4, helping developers deliver better visuals without sacrificing performance. DLSS 4 MFG brings smoother frame rates, while Super Resolution and Reflex help reduce latency and boost fidelity across all systems.
With these titles lined up for DLSS 4, players can expect cutting-edge performance and visuals as each game launches. As more developers adopt NVIDIA’s latest technology, it’s clear the next wave of PC games will be both stunning and smooth.
