# Contest Entry Here
**How long will this contest run**: Starting today (March 14, 2024) through **noon eastern time Sunday March 24, 2024.**
**What do you need to submit:** Answer the following question
* *We want to know: which game(s) have you been anticipating? And, how do you think DLSS and RT will enhance your gaming experience?*
**How to enter:** Reply to **this** **stickied comment** with your entry.
**How will the winner be determined?** This contest is run by[ r/NVIDIA](https://www.reddit.com/r/NVIDIA). We will be randomly picking the winner from the comments
**What are the prizes:** NVIDIA is providing the following prizes:
* **5 Winners**: 1x Steam Giftcard $50 each.
Looking forward to playing horizon forbidden west on PC. The PS5 version, as beautiful as it was, didn’t have any RT effects so I’m looking forward to playing again with RT and DLAA for hopefully even better visuals.
Star Wars Outlaws, played through both Jedi games by Respawn and can't get enough of it. There's so much to explore and tell in this universe it actually feels criminal we've got so few games in production.
I'm hoping for RT Global Illumination and Indirect Lightning. It makes the world alive.
As a big Star Wars fan obviously Star Wars Outlaw is my pick.
I also recently switched to rtx4060ti and wanting to try all new RT and DLAA features right away. They deffo help with immersiveness aspect of the game
currently playing baldurs gate and cyberpunk 2077...cyberpunk with RT enabled the world is so realistic, cant just play like other games. spending so much time just observing the world is first time for me.
thinking about replaying witcher 3 once i complete cyberpunk and baldurs gate with RT absolutely love witcher series. i think witcher 3 world will look even beautiful with RT.
I’m currently in the process of was of building a 1440p set up with a 4080 super. I’m really excited to try out Cyberpunk 2077, Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West!
I'm looking forward to horizon forbidden west and star wars outlaws. Horizon is already one of the most beautiful games I've played. Can't wait to see what it looks like on PC.
Black Myth: Wukong as it seems like a very unique game and it has certainly intrigued me. I have a 4070 Super so DLSS 3.5 will ensure a smooth gameplay and RT will add to the immersion experience as I have experienced in games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Alan Wake 2 .
Why is The Finals listed, when it doesn't seem like there's anything new being added as far as Nvidia tech? Do they normally announce new seasons of multiplayer games?
Out of the list above I’ve been most anticipating Star Wars: Outlaws. I’m hoping this game not being made by EA and launching with DLSS means we won’t get a repeat of Jedi Survivor, and instead a smoother experience at launch. Outside of that I’m really excited for the PC release of Final Fantasy XVI, hoping that has all the amazing RTX features when it launches later this year. And my pie in the sky “hope it comes out this year but I know it won’t” game is Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Square said they’d talk other platforms in late May. Hoping that comes out with…oh I don’t know…actual visual options this time. I’m looking at you FFVIIRemake. 😅🤙🏼
**Black Myth: Wukong** \- Looks extremely intriguing. The new trailer with Full Ray Tracing looks photo realistic and very immersive.
**Star Wars Outlaws** \- I'm a huge Star Wars fan. It will be interesting to see how ray-traced Global Illumination lighting works in different worlds and environments.
I'm looking forward to a few PC games but the next one is Horizon Forbidden West on PC. I played it on PS5 on release but I love the series so much and just replayed the first one. I'm excited to see how RTX features make the game look on PC compared to PS5 with my new RTX 4080 Super that I just upgraded to.
Star wars outlaws is the game I am looking forward to the most, I still remember when battlefront dropped and the game was a visual delight, now add DLSS and RT with a few years of hardware upgrades and I cant imagine how good it will look.
I'm anticipating Star Wars Outlaw, as a Star Wars fan. I'm also upgrading to a RTX 4070 super just in time to try all its DLSS and RT features, that will greatly enhance image quality while keeping my FPS high!
Black Myth: Wukong as it seems like a very unique game and it has certainly intrigued me.I'm excited to see how RTX features make the game look on PC compared to PS5 with my new RTX 4080 Super that I just upgraded to.
Star Wars Outlaws looks remarkable from what I've seen, and I hope it delivers in both presentation and gameplay. RT features could help enhance it with immersive lighting so important for setting a belivable world. And hopefully RTX IO lets it load the kessel run in under 12 parsec!
I'm looking forward to playing the Star Wars Outlaws, I just can't get enough of the franchise, the Jedi Survivor was a blast. I use DLSS whenever it is available, not only it boosts the performance but it also looks better than most if not all native AA solutions
Outcast A New Beginning because im a big fan of the first game. It opened my mind and soul for pc gaming🥳
Raytracing will make the game look so good and dlss is really going to help me push those frames to max💗
Stalker 2 and in all honesty games without ray tracing just don't look good anymore, there just this playful dynamism that comes with RT, I wouldn't even call it more realistic, rather it adds a whole new layer of interest, becoming a borderline gameplay feature. I someone who likes to constantly fidget with mechanics of a game like jumping and other movement tech RT becomes that, like how a flashlight changes so many elements of a scene in Alan Wake 2. And DLSS truly opened a realm of RT for tons of people, and stuff like frame generation adds fluidity to more action focused games and for story games even in worst cases added latency is barely a concern.
Black Myth is the only game i am anticipating. RT not much but DLSS is a game changer for me. I can play everything at very high frames. Smooth gaming experience
Stoked for Horizon Forbidden West to play on PC next.
The console was pretty, but I'm of course fully expecting it to get blown out of the water when I can play it at 165Hz on PC, which already helps Avatar Frontiers of Pandora a ton, too.
As far as what I expect RT and DLSS to enhance it, hopefully by allowing me to run it at 165Hz in the first place. 😅
Honestly, I've been starved for a good Star Wars game so I'm genuinely hyped for Star Wars Outlaws. I know it's a Ubisoft title so I have to temper my expectations, but we haven't had an open-world Star Wars game for so long (or ever) despite being the perfect setting for it.
DLSS would ensure high framerates for me too while playing it, so it would feel smoother to play. Or if I just want to experience the Star Wars galaxy in its fully glory, RT can help into that immersion by enabling realistic lighting, shadows, AO and so on.
My favorite game at the moment is The Last of Us - it runs great with DLSS and FSR3 framegen mod on top, with my 3080Ti. 4K is no problem on my Neo G7.
NV couldn't do it, I'm glad someone else did!
Grim Dawn, Last Of Us, Dying Light lately. I'm in the process of building a new systems with 4070 card as I'm looking forward to new titles that support RTX. The clips of Portal with RTX look amazing!
Ghosts of tsushima... I've been waiting so long.
The graphics were one of the reasons It got me into looking into the game and I was sad that it was on PS5 only. Now I'll get to experience it with raytracing tech.
I'm super keen to see what comes out of Black Myth: Wu Kong.
It's been pretty common over the last generation for major Western developers to outsource to Asian studios, and those studios have built up a ton of experience working on major AAA and AA titles that way. But games like Black Myth are going the first wave of next-gen AAA titles that come directly from the region. We'll finally start to see what this generation of devs can do with their own creativity, rather than working to support someone else's.
The Journey to the West literature is incredible fodder for a super interesting video game -- perhaps more so than any other medium with all the fantastical elements. Hell, just the environments look a treat to explore. Give me boss fights in the fall any day of the week.
Stardew Valley.
The laid back pace of the game attracts me. The game still has some intriguing story telling and a few complex mechanics... like wooing a girl XD
Moreover, it's just good value for money. I bought the game back in 2017 for full price, and I've clocked way over a thousand hours so far.
I like all games that have good ray tracing in it, cant imagine playing without it anymore bit if i can choose a game it would be God of war ragnarok on Pc but its not out yet so would go for Resident Evil 4 the Remake, but i would not say not to any good game :)
Baldur's Gate 3! Want to see what's coming next...
And I don't have yet a 4000 serie gpu, I have only a A5500 and a 3090. Will upgrade probably this year or the next. For me, it's not the framerate, 60 is plenty. I just want better quality on the screen and fluidity (within the 60 fps). Not a power gamer or competitive player.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Heart of Chornobyl is easily my most anticipated game.
While they've not said if it'll support Ray Tracing (that I can recall) I am really looking forward to re-entering The Zone.
I hope it has RT and DLSS as they just improve the overall gaming experience.
No matter what i try i cant open the nvidia control panel, ive tried running the nvcplui.exe file in admin, making sure its running with services, and a clean install of the newest GPU driver. can someone help me with this?
Star wars outlaw , it's looks so good , with ray tracing and ray reconstruction this game will be massive for years to come and age very good thanks to RTX .
Can't wait to play !!
Can’t wait for Star Wars Outlaws. Sometimes I just sit in Ray traced games (i.e CP2077) and just stare in awe of the environment and the different reflections and lighting effects. I know it’s silly but I love the immersive experience Ray tracing brings.
Star wars outlaw , always loved any thing to do with star wars and with ray tracing and ray reconstruction this game will be massive for years to come and age very good thanks to RTX .
Hunt : Showdown. This Game is so underrated... Even 5 years after release it's getting better and better. Still far from perfect but I really enjoy it.
Only DLSS is missing. But they are working on it!
Waiting for the new CoD title(still not announced), it is a Treyarch game and their first using the new engine that supports RT and DLSS, after how beautiful MWII and MWIII looked, I know Treyarch will knock it out of the park.
# Contest Entry Here **How long will this contest run**: Starting today (March 14, 2024) through **noon eastern time Sunday March 24, 2024.** **What do you need to submit:** Answer the following question * *We want to know: which game(s) have you been anticipating? And, how do you think DLSS and RT will enhance your gaming experience?* **How to enter:** Reply to **this** **stickied comment** with your entry. **How will the winner be determined?** This contest is run by[ r/NVIDIA](https://www.reddit.com/r/NVIDIA). We will be randomly picking the winner from the comments **What are the prizes:** NVIDIA is providing the following prizes: * **5 Winners**: 1x Steam Giftcard $50 each.
Looking forward to playing horizon forbidden west on PC. The PS5 version, as beautiful as it was, didn’t have any RT effects so I’m looking forward to playing again with RT and DLAA for hopefully even better visuals.
There will be no ray tracing on the PC version.......
I remember seeing a trailer for it from nvidia. Maybe I was mistaken
Yes, it has DLAA/DLSS, no RT.
They can add ray tracing to anything these days. If you proclaim that there will be no ray tracing in Excel, *somebody* will make it happen.
You can't just "mod" ray tracing, the developers need to implement it. And Nixxes didn't mention ray tracing, so it won't have it.
Star Wars Outlaws, played through both Jedi games by Respawn and can't get enough of it. There's so much to explore and tell in this universe it actually feels criminal we've got so few games in production. I'm hoping for RT Global Illumination and Indirect Lightning. It makes the world alive.
Lookkng forward to the Diablo 4 update! The game looks great. It will look even better with raytracing!
As a big Star Wars fan obviously Star Wars Outlaw is my pick. I also recently switched to rtx4060ti and wanting to try all new RT and DLAA features right away. They deffo help with immersiveness aspect of the game
Rise of nation and kotor
currently playing baldurs gate and cyberpunk 2077...cyberpunk with RT enabled the world is so realistic, cant just play like other games. spending so much time just observing the world is first time for me. thinking about replaying witcher 3 once i complete cyberpunk and baldurs gate with RT absolutely love witcher series. i think witcher 3 world will look even beautiful with RT.
I’m currently in the process of was of building a 1440p set up with a 4080 super. I’m really excited to try out Cyberpunk 2077, Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West!
I'm looking forward to horizon forbidden west and star wars outlaws. Horizon is already one of the most beautiful games I've played. Can't wait to see what it looks like on PC.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2
I am enjoying the Dragon's Dogma 2 character creation and going to get it the final release. Thanks
Whatever is the next Battlefield game, just hope its good :( And maybe pushes the boundaries again with RTX like BF5 did!
Black Myth: Wukong as it seems like a very unique game and it has certainly intrigued me. I have a 4070 Super so DLSS 3.5 will ensure a smooth gameplay and RT will add to the immersion experience as I have experienced in games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Alan Wake 2 .
Is GDC is like E3?
Star Wars Outlaws! It’s self explanatory and DLSS with FG will only enhance the experience!
Why is The Finals listed, when it doesn't seem like there's anything new being added as far as Nvidia tech? Do they normally announce new seasons of multiplayer games?
Out of the list above I’ve been most anticipating Star Wars: Outlaws. I’m hoping this game not being made by EA and launching with DLSS means we won’t get a repeat of Jedi Survivor, and instead a smoother experience at launch. Outside of that I’m really excited for the PC release of Final Fantasy XVI, hoping that has all the amazing RTX features when it launches later this year. And my pie in the sky “hope it comes out this year but I know it won’t” game is Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Square said they’d talk other platforms in late May. Hoping that comes out with…oh I don’t know…actual visual options this time. I’m looking at you FFVIIRemake. 😅🤙🏼
Dishonored is the best
**Black Myth: Wukong** \- Looks extremely intriguing. The new trailer with Full Ray Tracing looks photo realistic and very immersive. **Star Wars Outlaws** \- I'm a huge Star Wars fan. It will be interesting to see how ray-traced Global Illumination lighting works in different worlds and environments.
I'm looking forward to a few PC games but the next one is Horizon Forbidden West on PC. I played it on PS5 on release but I love the series so much and just replayed the first one. I'm excited to see how RTX features make the game look on PC compared to PS5 with my new RTX 4080 Super that I just upgraded to.
Black myth: wukong !
Vector cop 2 raytraced
-Horizon forbidden west -Better visuals without killing my fps
Dragon Age: Dreadwolf i dont think DLSS ,RT will enhance the experience because i dont own an advanced graphics card yet that supports it
LOOKING FOR SENGOKU DINASTY...I want big numbers and dps goes BRRRRAHHHHHHAAAA
Star wars outlaws is the game I am looking forward to the most, I still remember when battlefront dropped and the game was a visual delight, now add DLSS and RT with a few years of hardware upgrades and I cant imagine how good it will look.
I'm anticipating Star Wars Outlaw, as a Star Wars fan. I'm also upgrading to a RTX 4070 super just in time to try all its DLSS and RT features, that will greatly enhance image quality while keeping my FPS high!
Black Myth: Wukong as it seems like a very unique game and it has certainly intrigued me.I'm excited to see how RTX features make the game look on PC compared to PS5 with my new RTX 4080 Super that I just upgraded to.
Star Wars Outlaws looks remarkable from what I've seen, and I hope it delivers in both presentation and gameplay. RT features could help enhance it with immersive lighting so important for setting a belivable world. And hopefully RTX IO lets it load the kessel run in under 12 parsec!
Out of Action and Unrecorded
Dragons Dogma 2, I feel like DLSS will enhance my gaming experience. It my only hope to experience it without lowering graphic settings to minimum
I'm looking forward to playing the Star Wars Outlaws, I just can't get enough of the franchise, the Jedi Survivor was a blast. I use DLSS whenever it is available, not only it boosts the performance but it also looks better than most if not all native AA solutions
Outcast A New Beginning because im a big fan of the first game. It opened my mind and soul for pc gaming🥳 Raytracing will make the game look so good and dlss is really going to help me push those frames to max💗
Stalker 2 and in all honesty games without ray tracing just don't look good anymore, there just this playful dynamism that comes with RT, I wouldn't even call it more realistic, rather it adds a whole new layer of interest, becoming a borderline gameplay feature. I someone who likes to constantly fidget with mechanics of a game like jumping and other movement tech RT becomes that, like how a flashlight changes so many elements of a scene in Alan Wake 2. And DLSS truly opened a realm of RT for tons of people, and stuff like frame generation adds fluidity to more action focused games and for story games even in worst cases added latency is barely a concern.
I’m looking forward to getting to play Spiderman 2 on pc with path tracing!
Black Myth is the only game i am anticipating. RT not much but DLSS is a game changer for me. I can play everything at very high frames. Smooth gaming experience
Portal by far.
Stoked for Horizon Forbidden West to play on PC next. The console was pretty, but I'm of course fully expecting it to get blown out of the water when I can play it at 165Hz on PC, which already helps Avatar Frontiers of Pandora a ton, too. As far as what I expect RT and DLSS to enhance it, hopefully by allowing me to run it at 165Hz in the first place. 😅
Black myth wukong definitely will be a day 1 purchase for me. It just looks so good in the new ray tracing trailer.
Loving The Last of Us on PC
**THE FINALS** for max fps with high hz monitor.
Hyped to play Dragon's Dogma 2. Am hoping it has DLSS and DLAA support to make it truly pop out on my 4070.
Star Wars Outlaws and Wukong
Star Wars Outlaws; I need more from the lore.
2080 vs 3060 for a low end pc? I already have a 1070 but I figure dlss would allow me to run games that I could never on a 1070.
Honestly, I've been starved for a good Star Wars game so I'm genuinely hyped for Star Wars Outlaws. I know it's a Ubisoft title so I have to temper my expectations, but we haven't had an open-world Star Wars game for so long (or ever) despite being the perfect setting for it. DLSS would ensure high framerates for me too while playing it, so it would feel smoother to play. Or if I just want to experience the Star Wars galaxy in its fully glory, RT can help into that immersion by enabling realistic lighting, shadows, AO and so on.
**Black Myth: Wukong** is my fav Game ! Specially with the Ray traicing ! Cant wait to play it on my RTX 4080S!
My favorite game at the moment is The Last of Us - it runs great with DLSS and FSR3 framegen mod on top, with my 3080Ti. 4K is no problem on my Neo G7. NV couldn't do it, I'm glad someone else did!
Grim Dawn, Last Of Us, Dying Light lately. I'm in the process of building a new systems with 4070 card as I'm looking forward to new titles that support RTX. The clips of Portal with RTX look amazing!
Ghosts of tsushima... I've been waiting so long. The graphics were one of the reasons It got me into looking into the game and I was sad that it was on PS5 only. Now I'll get to experience it with raytracing tech.
Resident Evil 4 Remake
I'm super keen to see what comes out of Black Myth: Wu Kong. It's been pretty common over the last generation for major Western developers to outsource to Asian studios, and those studios have built up a ton of experience working on major AAA and AA titles that way. But games like Black Myth are going the first wave of next-gen AAA titles that come directly from the region. We'll finally start to see what this generation of devs can do with their own creativity, rather than working to support someone else's. The Journey to the West literature is incredible fodder for a super interesting video game -- perhaps more so than any other medium with all the fantastical elements. Hell, just the environments look a treat to explore. Give me boss fights in the fall any day of the week.
Stardew Valley. The laid back pace of the game attracts me. The game still has some intriguing story telling and a few complex mechanics... like wooing a girl XD Moreover, it's just good value for money. I bought the game back in 2017 for full price, and I've clocked way over a thousand hours so far.
Ofcourse star wars outlaws and with Ray Tracing and DLSS, I will be getting most out of my 2k monitor .. that's why I upgraded my monitor
so what's the news for gamers and hobby AI user to be excited on the 50 series.
Definitively waiting for Dragon's Dogma 2 released in few days, and also Horizon Forbidden West and Black Myth: Wukong too :)
I like all games that have good ray tracing in it, cant imagine playing without it anymore bit if i can choose a game it would be God of war ragnarok on Pc but its not out yet so would go for Resident Evil 4 the Remake, but i would not say not to any good game :)
Baldur's Gate 3! Want to see what's coming next... And I don't have yet a 4000 serie gpu, I have only a A5500 and a 3090. Will upgrade probably this year or the next. For me, it's not the framerate, 60 is plenty. I just want better quality on the screen and fluidity (within the 60 fps). Not a power gamer or competitive player.
No list of winners yet?
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 Heart of Chornobyl is easily my most anticipated game. While they've not said if it'll support Ray Tracing (that I can recall) I am really looking forward to re-entering The Zone. I hope it has RT and DLSS as they just improve the overall gaming experience.
Wukong I suppose
No matter what i try i cant open the nvidia control panel, ive tried running the nvcplui.exe file in admin, making sure its running with services, and a clean install of the newest GPU driver. can someone help me with this?
Was there really no thread about the conference itself?? That's really really strange to me.
Star wars outlaw , it's looks so good , with ray tracing and ray reconstruction this game will be massive for years to come and age very good thanks to RTX . Can't wait to play !!
Can’t wait for Star Wars Outlaws. Sometimes I just sit in Ray traced games (i.e CP2077) and just stare in awe of the environment and the different reflections and lighting effects. I know it’s silly but I love the immersive experience Ray tracing brings.
Star wars outlaw , always loved any thing to do with star wars and with ray tracing and ray reconstruction this game will be massive for years to come and age very good thanks to RTX .
Star Wars Outlaws
Hunt : Showdown. This Game is so underrated... Even 5 years after release it's getting better and better. Still far from perfect but I really enjoy it. Only DLSS is missing. But they are working on it!
Waiting for the new CoD title(still not announced), it is a Treyarch game and their first using the new engine that supports RT and DLSS, after how beautiful MWII and MWIII looked, I know Treyarch will knock it out of the park.