Nvidia: Lords of the Fallen to launch with Nvidia, AMD upscaling technology

Game developer CI Games is set to launch the Lords of the Fallen action role-playing game on October 13 at midnight (US time) for consoles. The upcoming title is a successor to the 2014 title of the same name and will be launched at different times throughout the day on Steam.
The game’s developer has officially announced that Lords of the Fallen, which is powered by Unreal Engine 5, will include support for Nvidia‘s DLSS3 upscaling technologies on PC.This will enable PC gamers with compatible graphics cards to play the game in settings that can boost the frame rates of Lords of the Fallen without sacrificing its graphical quality.
According to a report by Videocardz.com, some influences revealed the early coverage of the game ahead of its launch. The coverage offered viewers a sneak peek at the game. These initial previews included a look at the in-game settings, which confirmed that Lords of the Fallen will also support AMD’s FSR3 technology during its debut.
How these upscaling technologies will help gamers
While Lords of the Fallen boasts impressive graphics, it may be challenging for some systems. However, Nvidia has assured that the game will incorporate features, including Nvidia’s DLSS3, to provide players with performance-enhancing choices on PC.
PC gamers equipped with compatible graphics cards, such as the Nvidia RTX 4060, will have access to both DLSS and FSR options within the Display settings of Lords of the Fallen. Furthermore, Nvidia DLSS will also use frame generation and Nvidia’s image-sharpening technologies to optimise the gaming experience.

While DLSS is limited to compatible Nvidia RTX graphics cards, AMD’s FSR3 technology operates at the software level. This makes supported games compatible with a wide range of graphics cards.
Usually, DLSS is the favoured choice among gamers, AMD is actively integrating its custom frame generation technology on a game-by-game basis to enhance the upscaling capabilities of FSR.
Currently, there’s only one other game that supports both DLSS3 as well as FSR3, and that’s Immortals of Aveum. Lords of the Fallen is set to become the second game to support both technologies. Another game named Forspoken also supports AMD’s FSR3 but isn’t compatible with Nvidia’s DLSS3.