From developer S-GAME, Phantom Blade Zero is a new Unreal Engine 5-powered cinematic action role-playing game out on October 28, 2026 for PC and consoles. The highly anticipated game has been garnering a lot of attention for its classic Wuxia storytelling and fluid combat (with the developer working with martial arts legend Donnie Yen), so it could be this year's big Black Myth Wukong-style breakout hit. For a closer look at how it plays, check out this 11-minute gameplay demo that was released earlier this week.
With the game coming to both PC and consoles, NVIDIA has confirmed that the PC version of Phantom Blade Zero will feature ray-traced reflections, shadows, and caustics to enhance cinematic visuals and lighting. And with that, on day one it will launch with native DLSS 4.5 support, including Super Resolution and Multi Frame Generation to enhance performance and smoothness.
This Phantom Blade Zero announcement was made during NVIDIA's latest DLSS roundup, which covers new games launching or adding DLSS support. For something a little closer, the massive multiplayer first-person shooter Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, which is out this week, is also launching with DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution and Dynamic Multi Frame Generation support.

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Also out this week is the early access launch of the zombie shooter No More Room In Hell 2. It's launching with the full DLSS 4 suite of technologies, which can be upgraded to DLSS 4.5 versions via the NVIDIA App. And with the Gears of War: E-Day beta being open to all gamers this weekend, GeForce gamers jumping into the action can enable DLSS Super Resolution to boost performance, with NVIDIA noting that the full game's release will include native DLSS 4.5 support, including Super Resolution and Multi Frame Generation.






