CES 2022: NVIDIA RTX Coming To 10 More Games, Including The Day Before, Rainbow Six Extraction, & Escape From Tarkov

NVIDIA RTX is the most advanced platform for ray tracing and AI technologies that are revolutionizing the ways we play and create. And RTX momentum continues to build.  Since last CES, we have added over 150 RTX games and applications now supporting RTX accelerated innovations like GPU-accelerated ray tracing, and AI powered NVIDIA Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS).

At CES 2022, the tech industry’s biggest trade show, we’re announcing that RTX technologies are coming to The Day Before, Rainbow Six Extraction, Escape From Tarkov, SUPER PEOPLE, Hitman III, Voidtrain, The Anacrusis, Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis, Ratten Reich, and Midnight Ghost Hunt.

For all the details and exclusive new RTX trailers, keep reading.

FNTASTIC and MYTONA’s The Day Before is an open-world MMO survival game set in a deadly, post-pandemic America overrun by flesh-hungry infected and survivors battling each other for food, weapons, and cars. Players will be able to freely explore the world, including individual homes, skyscrapers, banks, hotels, shopping malls, and more.

When The Day Before launches this June, performance will be accelerated with NVIDIA DLSS, and its detailed world will be greatly enhanced by ray-traced reflections, ambient occlusion, and NVIDIA RTX Global Illumination (RTXGI).

RTXGI generates performant infinite-bounce global illumination light from the sun, moon and other natural light sources. For examples, check out our exclusive The Day Before RTX ON trailer below:

If you lack a GeForce RTX PC or laptop, or are away from your system, you’ll also be able to play The Day Before with NVIDIA DLSS on GeForce NOW, NVIDIA’s cloud gaming platform. GeForce NOW Founders, Priority, and RTX 3080 members can also stream the game with beautiful RTX features enabled.

For further updates on The Day Before, wishlist the game on Steam, and stay tuned to GeForce.com. 

Last year we brought NVIDIA DLSS and NVIDIA Reflex to Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, the hugely popular 5v5 tactical shooter. On January 20th, it’s time to join millions of players in the Rainbow Six universe and fight an evolving and deadly Alien threat in Rainbow Six Extraction. Extraction is a brand-new tactical co-op PvE FPS for up to three players, featuring a deep gear and ability progression system, over 90 weapons and gadgets, 12 ever-evolving maps, unpredictable enemy mutations, and more.

With NVIDIA DLSS already accelerating performance in Rainbow Six Siege, and NVIDIA Reflex optimizing system latency for more responsive gameplay, we can confirm that the two technologies will be coming to Rainbow Six Extraction, giving GeForce RTX gamers the definitive experience when Ubisoft’s new game launches on January 20th. See DLSS in action in our exclusive 4K Rainbow Six Extraction DLSS comparison video.

Players will also be able to stream Rainbow Six Extraction when they’re away from their rig with GeForce NOW, where the game will be available to all members at launch. 

Earlier this year we brought NVIDIA Reflex to Battlestate Games' hardcore, first-person action simulator, Escape From Tarkov. Coming soon in a new update, players can level-up their Escape From Tarkov experience with the AI-powered performance boost of NVIDIA DLSS.

With a GeForce RTX GPU in their loadouts, players will be able to achieve the fastest frame rates and best responsiveness increasing their chances of survival and escape.

Check out DLSS action in our new video.  

Wonder People’s upcoming battle royale adds a superpowered spin to the genre, imbuing players with extraordinary abilities that shake up matches, giving you innumerable ways to win battles.

When SUPER PEOPLE launches later this year on PC, its visuals will be enhanced with stunningly-realistic NVIDIA RTX Global Illumination (RTXGI), its performance will be accelerated by NVIDIA DLSS, and system latency will be optimized by NVIDIA Reflex, making gameplay more responsive. Take a first look in our exclusive new RTX On screenshots. 

Techland’s Dying Light was a hit back in 2015, enthralling players with its fluid parkour movement in a big, zombie-filled open world, all of which was playable with up to four people in co-op. This February, the long-awaited sequel launches, taking players to ‘The City’, one of the last remaining refugees of humanity, over two decades later. You’re an unusually-talented wanderer, who traveled to The City haunted by his own memories. The path and allies you choose will be entirely up to you. These decisions will have game-changing ramifications.

On PC, thanks to a partnership between NVIDIA and developer Techland, Dying Light 2 Stay Human will be enhanced with NVIDIA DLSS, ray-traced global illumination, ray-traced reflections, and ray-traced shadows, giving GeForce RTX gamers the definitive experience.

Today, we’re proud to debut a brand new RTX ON Dying Light 2 Stay Human gameplay trailer that highlights all four technologies, showing how they take visuals, immersion, and performance to the next level. 

Gamers will be able to play Dying Light 2 Stay Human with real-time ray tracing on any device, with both the Steam and Epic Games Store versions also streaming on GeForce NOW when the game releases.

For more on Dying Light 2 Stay Human’s GeForce RTX enhancements, stay tuned to GeForce.com as we approach the game’s February 4th release.

IO Interactive’s HITMAN III launched to critical acclaim last year, and during 2022 NVIDIA DLSS will be added to the game as part of an upcoming update.

Use NVIDIA DLSS to accelerate your performance when assassinating Agent 47’s targets, and crank up the detail or resolution in the game’s bustling cities, country estates, and secure areas you’ve infiltrated.

Trains are cool. Steam trains that travel along floating tracks in the void are cooler. Become a crew member of an interdimensional express and discover a new mysterious world inhabited by amazing creatures, dangers and surprises. Upgrade your train, gather new materials and build better weapons in a single-player and co-op campaign, playable with up to 4 people.

When Voidtrain’s ready to leave the terminus Fall 2022, passengers with GeForce RTX GPUs can get the first class treatment with accelerated performance courtesy of NVIDIA DLSS, and richer, more immersive graphics thanks to ray-traced reflections, global illumination, and ambient occlusion.

Get a preview of the deluxe Voidtrain experience in our new, exclusive RTX ON trailer:

Your starship has hit a snag at the edge of explored space; the first sentient extraterrestrials that humanity’s discovered want to tear you asunder. Four humans survive first contact, and must now fight back the hordes in The Anacrusis, a four-player, co-op first-person shooter designed by Stray Bombay. Team up in an infinitely-replayable fight for survival, featuring an advanced AI director that constantly adapts difficulty and intensity based on your team’s performance.

If you play on a GeForce RTX GPU, PC or laptop, your battles against the alien menace can be accelerated using NVIDIA DLSS, which you can get a first look at in our brand new NVIDIA DLSS The Anacrusis gameplay video:

Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis is an online action RPG game by SEGA. Set 1,000 years after the events of Phantasy Star Online 2, PSO2:NGS takes place on Halpha, a planet on which players are locked in a battle for dominance against the mysterious DOLLS. It features new and improved action combat and character customization, allowing for more flexibility and expression than ever before. Players can join forces with other operatives to experience unforgettable battles and boss fights in brand new locales, with an emphasis on flowing, flashy mobility to conquer and explore sprawling open environments.

On February 9, Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis will receive a new update that includes support for NVIDIA DLSS, accelerating performance when graphics and rendering resolutions are cranked up. See it in action in our exclusive DLSS comparison video. 

Metall Adler Studio and Crytivo’s  Kickstartered Ratten Reich is a real-time strategy game launching later this year on Steam. In the game’s alternate reality anthropomorphic rats, mice, cockroaches and lizards vie for control of the world using World War I & II-inspired weaponry and realistic tactics.

Before Ratten Reich’s official release, Kickstarter backers and folks who pre-order here will receive beta access, helping shape the game. In a near-future beta update, NVIDIA DLSS and ray-traced reflections, shadows, and RTX Global Illumination will be added to Ratten Reich, accelerating performance and enhancing image quality for GeForce RTX gamers. See these technologies in action, in our new exclusive RTX gameplay video.

Stay tuned to Ratten Reich’s official website for further updates on the game’s development.

Possess everyday objects as ghosts, and hunt them down as humans in Vaulted Sky Games’ upcoming PvP multiplayer game, Midnight Ghost Hunt. Lying in wait across a series of cursed locations, relentless spirits stalk the halls. Assigned to eliminate them are the Ghost Hunters, armed to the teeth with the ghoul-busting tech to banish them to another realm. Play both Ghost and Hunter in a chaotic 4v4 struggle between the living and the dead.

When Midnight Ghost Hunt’s Beta arrives later this month, you can accelerate performance with NVIDIA DLSS, and optimize system latency using NVIDIA Reflex, for the fastest, smoothest, most responsive ghost busting experience possible. 

Sign up for the January Beta on the Midnight Ghost Hunt’s Steam webpage and join their Discord for updates. Players will also be able to stream Midnight Ghost Hunt when they’re away from their rig with GeForce NOW.

Learn about the rest of our CES announcements in our CES 2022 overview.