DOOM: The Dark Ages is revealed through splendid images boosted by DLSS 4 | Xbox

This night, as part of CES, NVIDIA finally lifted the veil on the GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards, as well as DLSS 4. To perfectly illustrate these new features, the manufacturer shared splendid images, some of which taken from the highly anticipated DOOM: The Dark Ages.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is revealed through splendid images boosted by DLSS 4

While the new game from id Software is particularly anticipated by fans of the franchise, and more generally of FPS, the title is rather discreet, although its release is still planned for this year.

Fortunately, to make gamers salivate, NVIDIA has shared a video in which we can see DOOM: The Dark Ages taking advantage of the advantages of DLSS 4, namely Multi Frame Generation, Ray Reconstruction and immersive Path Tracing.

NVIDIA specified that the game runs on “the latest idTech engine”, it remains to be seen whether it is the id Tech 7, under which DOOM Eternal and Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle were developed, or whether This is a brand new version.

Billy Khan, Director of Engine Technology at id Software, also shared a little word about DLSS4 support on DOOM: The Dark Ages.

“With DLSS 4, we are entering a new era of gaming. The new model of ray reconstruction transformer allows a historic leap in the capabilities of raytracingnot only speeding up performance, but also improving visuals in DOOM: The Dark Ages. »

There is reason to be particularly optimistic about the technique of this new DOOM, whether on PC or consoles, especially when we remember the work done on Doom Eternal. id Software had indeed managed to offer an absolutely splendid, fluid, well-optimized game. In 2021, it even welcomed some pretty impressive performance modes for new generation consoles, notably with ray tracing at 60 FPS on Xbox Series X.

Hopefully DOOM: The Dark Ages will be revealed soon, for example during a potential Xbox Developer_Direct at the end of the month? In any case, it will be available to discover later this year on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC.