GeForce Experience At GDC 2018: Call of Duty: WWII, Tekken 7 and Others Add NVIDIA Highlights; Star Wars Battlefront II Adds Ansel; and Highlights Are Now Shareable As GIFs

Call of Duty: WWII is adding NVIDIA Highlights in the near future in a new game update, enabling players with GeForce GTX graphics cards to automatically capture and save clips of their best exploits. To date, over half a billion Highlights have been recorded in games with NVIDIA Highlights, and soon fans of Call of Duty: WWII and several other games can get in on the fun.

To enable this fan-favorite feature in Call of Duty: WWII, download and install the game update when it's released, along with our latest driver and the newest version of GeForce Experience. When you load the game, you’ll be prompted to activate NVIDIA Highlights, and from that point forward it can be set to automatically record killcams and round-ending highlights, such as 'final kill' and 'play of the game'.

To share your favorite clips after a multiplayer session, simply press Alt+Z and head to the Gallery, where you can pick which videos to save, share or delete. Alternatively, go to the Settings > ShadowPlay menu in Call of Duty: WWII to review clips from in-game.

For info on the addition of NVIDIA Highlights to other games, keep on reading and stay tuned to GeForce.com.

Following the addition of NVIDIA Ansel to Tekken 7 last year, Bandai Namco has today added NVIDIA Highlights to the popular fighting game in a new update.

NVIDIA Ansel enables gamers to take stunning in-game photographs in over 40 games, from virtually any angle, at super resolutions, and in full 3D. Since its launch in May 2016, over 5 million unique Ansel shots have been captured on GeForce GTX graphics cards, and now we’re enabling you to upload them straight from GeForce Experience to a custom-made website called “Shot With GeForce”.

To learn more, check out our Shot With GeForce announcement article.

Star Wars^TM Battlefront^TM II allows players to live out their own Star Wars fantasies as a trooper on the ground, an ace pilot dogfighting in space, and an epic hero dominating the battlefront in authentic and beautifully rendered environments from all three eras. Starting March 21st, you’ll be able to capture the game’s stunning visuals with NVIDIA Ansel in Star Wars Battlefront II’s Arcade mode.

Using a compatible NVIDIA graphics card and Ansel’s tools in the game’s Arcade mode, you’ll be able to screenshot the action from virtually any angle, add filters, tweak the look of the shot, and save to extra-special Super Resolution and 360-degree formats, creating stunning, unique in-game photos. And if you hadn’t guessed already, we want you to upload your best shots for our first Shot With GeForce contest.

When you’ve got a photograph you’re especially proud of, upload it to the Shot With GeForce website, and share it to Facebook or Twitter. Be sure to tag @NVIDIAGeForce and include the hashtag #SHOTWITHGEFORCE and you may win some amazing prizes.

For our grand prize winner, we’ve lined up a Razer Blade Stealth laptop, a Razer Core V2 external GPU enclosure, and a Star Wars^TM NVIDIA TITAN Xp Collector’s Edition graphics card. With that combo of kit, you’ll have a thin and light laptop with an amazingly-powerful GPU to connect to it, enabling you to play the very latest games at the highest detail levels.

Two runners up, meanwhile, will each win a Star Wars^TM NVIDIA TITAN Xp Collector’s Edition graphics card to slot into their existing PC, giving them a massive boost in GPU power.

Be sure to read the complete terms and conditions to ensure you and your entry are eligible. And to see the latest shots submitted by other gamers, you can head over to our contest landing page.

STAR WARS © & TM 2017 Lucasfilm Ltd. All rights reserved. Star Wars Battlefront II game code and certain audio and/or visual material © 2017 Electronic Arts Inc. Star Wars Battlefront II is rated T for Teen by the ESRB.

The Dying Light franchise will soon expand with the standalone release of Bad Blood, a competitive PvP and PvE experience that has six players vying for limited space on a chopper out of a zombie-filled zone. As you play, kills, deaths, zombie boss kills, and successful extractions will be captured and saved for you to watch and share.

Learn more about Dying Light: Bad Blood and sign up for pre-release playtests on the game’s official website.

Escape From Tarkov is a realistic, tactical, online first-person action game with a multitude of systems and layers, creating a unique experience unlike any other. Escape From Tarkov’s combat is fast and furious, featuring low TTK, so with NVIDIA Highlights you will be able to relive your best and most exhilarating kills at your own pace once you’ve finished each match. And then, share the very best kills online for others to see.

Stay tuned to Battlestate Games' social media feed to learn when Highlights is being launched in the live version of the game.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a highly-detailed, realistically-themed, CryEngine-based single-player role-playing game that’s sold over a million copies. In the near future, you’ll be able to take gorgeous NVIDIA Ansel in-game photos from virtually any angle or position, as exemplified by the 2D and 3D photosphere shots below.

Stay tuned to Kingdom Come: Deliverance's Steam announcement feed to learn when NVIDIA Ansel is being added to the game.

If you like puzzles, Toxic Games’ recently-released Q.U.B.E. 2 has over 80 first-person puzzles for you to solve in the ruins of a lovingly-rendered alien world. Such is its style and beauty you’ll be oohing and ahhing as you play, so hit Alt+F2 to pause the action and capture some wallpaper-worthy photos with NVIDIA Ansel, like the ones shown below.

After a long hard day down at the Pure Farming 2018 estate, make sure the world sees your work with a quick NVIDIA Ansel photo, captured by pressing Alt+F2. Several shots from Ice Flames’ farm can be seen below, and you can share yours, from your multi-acre farms, by posting to the Shot With GeForce website.

In the new version of GeForce Experience, we’ve adjusted the process for changing which actions trigger the saving of NVIDIA Highlights video clips. Previously, you had to exit the game, open GeForce Experience, and follow several other steps. Now, simply press Alt+Z whilst playing the game, click the Settings cog, then click “Highlights”.

From the new screen you can toggle Highlight types on and off, enable or disable Highlights in that specific game, or completely enable or disable Highlights in every supported game:

To get the new 3.13.1 update for GeForce Experience, simply open the application and follow the prompts, or manually download and install it via our website.

If you wish to use NVIDIA Ansel or NVIDIA Highlights in the games announced above, the many games that are adding these features in the future, and the big ol’ list of games already using them, you’ll need the latest version of GeForce Experience. Download now to enhance your gaming.