Nvidia is hosting a #GeForceSummer of RTX contest where players will have the chance to win GPUs, PCs and more. Excitingly, India is also included in the list of participating regions.
To enter the contest, players will have to first follow all of Nvidia’s social media accounts, which include Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Twitch. Once that is done, you will have to have a keen eye out for “key prompts” for their contests or “sweepstakes”. When you have spotted the prompt “use #RTXOn or #GeForceSummer on any post throughout Summer” to enter the contest and have the chance to win “GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, sleeper PC builds, RTX laptops, G-Sync gaming monitors, backplates, keycaps, posters, and more.”
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In other news, Alan Wake 2 received a brand-new story DLC, Night Springs, which is live now for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and PC. Revealed during Summer Game Fest 2024, the DLC will follow a new chapter where Alan Wake scripts the in-game TV show, Night Springs. However, players will not be playing as Alan Wake in the expansion, but instead as one of three new characters, including The Actor, The Waitress and the Sibling. The Sibling is none other than Jesse Faden, the protagonist from Control. Interestingly, Nvidia has just announced that ray tracing is available now for Alan Wake 2 Night Springs DLC, and DLSS 3.5. Pax Dei is arriving on June 18 with DLSS 3.
Additionally, Black Myth Wukong will be arriving with full ray tracing on August 20 which can be improved by NVIDIA DLSS 3.5 with Ray Reconstruction on GeForce RTX PCs. Then Star Wars Outlaws releases on August 30 with DLSS 3.5, ray tracing and Reflex. Interested readers can check out the full list of games with DLSS and RTX enhancements here.
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