Thanks to the NVIDIA RTX Remix tool, various enthusiasts are creating their own remasters of old projects. Recently, it became known about the development of an RTX remaster of the Call of Duty: World at War (2008) shooter.
The development is being carried out by a modder who previously presented an RTX remaster of Grand Theft Auto IV. He improves graphics using modern technologies.
A user under the nickname chasm drew attention to the updated Call of Duty: World at War. He really liked the frames he saw, so he decided to share them with others:
I saw a few of these screenshots and couldn't help but share — this one looks just incredible.
The unofficial RTX remaster of Call of Duty: World at War is still in early development. Several years ago, he presented the “t4-rtx” demo on GitHub. It has a technical nuance: for the Remix toolkit to work, there must be no spaces in the game's file path.
The “gta4-rtx” project has been developing since 2025, and over the past months, the modder under the nickname xoxor4d has released a series of updates. He gradually improved the picture and eliminated graphical bugs, and recently added support for the sensational NVIDIA DLSS 5.