World News – AU – Nvidia reveals upcoming PC games to get ray tracing, including World of Warcraft: Shadowlands

Nvidia has announced the next dozen PC games that will benefit from either ray tracing or DLSS, or both in most cases

This includes Cyberpunk 2077, of course, and other top-tier games that we already knew had ray tracing and DLSS coming; namely Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Watch Dogs: Legion

World of Warcraft: Shadowlands was also announced to receive ray tracing shadows when it releases (hopefully) in November (and of course we’ve seen the power of ray tracing in beta before. , in August)

Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord was also revealed to not have ray tracing, but DLSS support in November, to help it run more smoothly

Other reveals include Ghostrunner (the cyberpunk action slasher) configured to achieve ray-traced highlights and shadows, as well as support for DLSS when it debuts on October 27.

And the Pumpkin Jack 3D platformer will benefit from ray-traced highlights and shadows, as well as enhanced lighting and also DLSS, when it releases at the end of the week on October 23.

Enlisted, the massively multiplayer team-based WWII shooter, will feature global ray tracing and DLSS lighting in its beta test in November, and action RPG Mortal Shell will also receive shadows by ray tracing and DLSS next month

Ready or Not first-person shooter will have ray-traced highlights and shadows, as well as ambient occlusion, as well as DLSS support when it launches in Early Access on Steam plus late in 2020

Finally, RPG Xuan-Yuan Sword VII will get global ray tracing plus DLSS lighting (October 28), and turn-based JRPG Edge of Eternity (currently in beta) will receive support DLSS in November (via an update)

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