TECH NEWS – NVIDIA has now permanently shaken up video game graphics. Jensen Huang’s company is launching Logic today, the new RTX Remix update that makes it more flexible to improve the visual appearance of graphics mods.
NVIDIA is not only about graphics cards, upscaling solutions, or artificial intelligence. Two years ago, the Californian company officially rolled out RTX Remix, a modding platform designed to breathe new life into classic PC games without the need for large studios or commercial re-releases. Its main goal was, and still is, to let modders visually modernize older titles without touching the game’s original source code, and today that vision takes a major step forward with the arrival of Remix Logic, a key update launching now that promises to permanently reshape the PC modding landscape.
To put this into perspective, until now mods built with RTX Remix could select playable environments and scenes, along with assets and textures from a base game, such as Half-Life 2, and rebuild them with improved visual quality. One of its standout features also allowed these playable or visual elements to be integrated into engines and creation tools like Unreal Engine, Blender, or Adobe Substance, making it easier to upgrade textures and models without affecting the original gameplay.
However, this was still a relatively closed system: rescuing existing elements and giving them a visual overhaul was possible, but changing visual behavior based on what was happening on screen required considerably more work from the modder. Although Remix Logic currently focuses only on visual effects, such as weather changes or day and night cycles, it represents a significant shift compared to previous methods. Its flexibility and graphical power make it a particularly meaningful advancement within the RTX Remix ecosystem.
This marks a key difference compared to traditional mods. Previously, effects like snow or advanced lighting were applied statically across all levels, regardless of whether the player was indoors or outdoors, or in a specific situation. Now, with Remix Logic, these conditions can be triggered only when appropriate. In addition, one of its biggest strengths is its node-based, code-free interface, which allows even modders without programming experience to create complex, dynamic visual effects.
NVIDIA’s message with Remix Logic is clear: to democratize modding, making it easier to build visual enhancements that previously required direct access to the game engine or code, while still respecting the modder’s prior experience. At this stage, RTX Remix stops being just a flashy piece of technology and begins to show a clear, sustained direction.
The current state of the RTX Remix community further reinforces the feeling of a turning point. In 2025 alone, more than 50 new mods and over 20 community tools were released, including integrations with software like Blender and Adobe Substance, as well as plugins for compatibility with classic engines such as Unreal Engine 1 and 2. As a result, the ecosystem no longer resembles an isolated tech demo, as it did in its early 2024 days, but rather a project with real momentum, driven by an active community determined to ensure RTX Remix does not end up as just a technical footnote.
NVIDIA Updates the List of Games Using Its RTX Technologies
In parallel, NVIDIA has confirmed the arrival of new titles compatible with its RTX technologies, further expanding the adoption of DLSS 4, Multi Frame Generation, and DLSS Super Resolution. These are some of the games receiving updates to take advantage of the latest GeForce RTX GPUs:
• Half Sword – launching on June 30 with support for DLSS 4 and Multi Frame Generation, with the option to upgrade to DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution via the NVIDIA application.
• Code Vein 2
• ARC Raiders – today launches its Headwinds update, compatible with DLSS 4, Multi Frame Generation, NVIDIA Reflex and RTX.
• Arknights: Endfield – introduces the second-generation DLSS Transformer model, enabling high frame rates at 4K with DLSS.
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