The Last of Us Part II Remastered will support Nvidia DLSS 4 at launch

The Last of Us Part II will support DLSS 4 on day 1 through Nvidia DLSS Overrides

With the release of their GeForce 572.83 WHQL driver, Nvidia has confirmed that The Last of Us Part II Remastered will support Nvidia’s DLSS 4 technology on day 1 through Nvidia App DLSS Override options. This will allow all RTX users to benefit from Nvidia’s DLSS Transformer models and enable DLSS Multi-Frame Generation on RTX 50 series GPUs.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered will be released on PC on April 3rd. This new version of the game includes No Return mode, Guitar Free Play, developer commentary, and more. The PC version should also feature graphical enhancements.

DLSS Override is an Nvidia Driver-level feature that can upgrade games with the latest version of Nvidia’s DLSS technology. This enabled higher levels of image quality. With DLSS 4, Nvidia has greatly boosted the image quality of its Super Resolution technology. This is thanks to the company’s new Transformer-based AI model. With DLSS Override, DLAA can also be forced in this game.

Nixxes and Iron Galaxy Studios will be working on the new PC version of TLOU Part II. Hopefully, this game will avoid the technical issues of its predecessor. Thankfully, Nixxes’ influence should help avoid Part I’s PC shortcomings.

Sony has confirmed that a PlayStation Network account will not be required to play his new game on PC. However, logging in will give players access to certain benefits. For The TLOU Part II Remastered, this will include 50 points for bonus feature unlocks and a “Jordan’s Jacket from Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet” skin for Ellie.

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