Diablo IV, one of the most anticipated games of 2023, will continue to receive major updates throughout 2024. This title was released in June 2023, and while it has subsequently landed on new platforms, such as Steam, it has also continued to strive to improve the technical aspect it offers to its PC community. Therefore, next March, Ray Tracing will arrive along with DLSS 3 technology.
This is one of the possible advances thanks to the integration of DLSS 3 technology, which offers much higher performance than what was previously available on devices when playing video games. Therefore, this 2024 is shaping up to be a good year for players who enjoy graphically demanding titles, where Diablo IV and many other games will take a significant qualitative leap.
Ray Tracing in its PC version
This news has been announced at CES in Las Vegas which is taking place these days. And it is that, this step forward for Diablo IV will be thanks to NVIDIA’s DLSS 3 technology, which will allow a great leap in performance and graphic power for many games. One of them, of course, is the acclaimed Blizzard RPG that was released last year.
As seen in the trailer shared by NVIDIA, Diablo IV will enjoy a visually stunning leap, offering a level of detail superior to what was previously seen, especially in reflections thanks to ray tracing technology, which allows for one of the most faithful representations of reality in terms of physics of light. In addition, DLSS 3 technology will ensure much more efficient performance during gameplay.
NVIDIA and its DLSS 3 technology
This new advancement has allowed to improve the performance of many games as if it were a protein shake. And Diablo IV will be one of its great beneficiaries, but there are also other important games that will benefit from this graphical advancement, such as Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Horizon Forbidden West or Dragon’s Dogma 2.
There is no doubt that DLSS 3 technology is one of the biggest recent leaps in overall gaming performance, something that will allow both already released games and those that come in the future to achieve a performance superior to what we had seen before.
