Lord of the Rings: Gollum And steeling support ray tracing And DLSS On PC: Nacon has announced this and formalized an important collaboration with NVIDIA for the two games.
“Developers of Steelrising and Lord of the Rings: Gollum, NVIDIA to add two advanced technologies to their games” reads the French publisher’s press release.
“Ray Tracing (RT) brings realism to games with enhanced lighting and shading, and NVIDIA’s critically acclaimed AI technology Deep Learning Supersampling (DLSS) that boosts performance without sacrificing quality imagery.”
Shown in a gameplay trailer on Nacon Connect, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum will put the iconic character in command of “on a dangerous quest to find the one thing that’s truly valuable to him.”
“You’ll have to work your way through complex environments, struggling, leaping and sneaking to avoid danger. Gollum is smart and cunning, but he also struggles with his dual personality. It’s up to you to decide whether Gollum’s dark side takes over. A bit of wisdom in what was once the hobbit Sméagol.”
Steelrising instead offers “an alternate version of the story, set in 1789, the year the Bastille was sacked. The player takes on the role of Aegis, Marie Antoinette’s automaton bodyguard. The machines suppress the revolution.”
Source: Multiplayer
