DLSS 5 already tested in GTA VI, Kingdom Come II, The Witcher 3, and GTA V - modders adapt technology for DirectX 11

The absence of a PC version of GTA VI didn't stop tech enthusiasts - there's gameplay footage on console.

Recently, the attention of many PC gamers was drawn to NBA 2K27. This installment could have been just another sports release, but dataminers found the NVIDIA DLSS 5 library in this basketball simulator. The obtained files were soon applied to other games — in some cases, the picture turned out specific, while at times the graphics could be pleasing. The network actively publishes recordings of the technology's testing in various games and beyond.

The presentation of Grand Theft Auto VI recently took place. The game will not be released on PC yet, and Rockstar Games showed the console version for PlayStation 5, but this did not stop tech enthusiasts.

The author of the YouTube channel PureDark showed what DLSS 5 could look like in GTA VI. The change in lighting helps to emphasize some details in the frames, and the overall picture becomes more realistic. At the same time, the facial features of the characters remain normal.

However, Grand Theft Auto V, which also tested NVIDIA DLSS 5, has long been released on PC. User Lootward decided to compare gameplay with DLSS 5 and footage from GTA VI:

The technology was also tested on The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — some viewers joke that they won't be able to sleep after what they saw:

In Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, as some players believe, DLSS 5 currently shows one of the best results.

Tech enthusiasts have already released the "dlss5-dx11-bridge" utility, which will allow running DLSS 5 in games based on DirectX 11.