All 340 DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation Games: Which Reach 6X and Which Are Native

NVIDIA's own table lists 340 games with DLSS Multi Frame Generation, and 278 of them can go up to 6X with the DLSS 4.5 Dynamic mode on a GeForce RTX 50 card. The other 62 stop at 4X. Checked on November 8, 2026 against NVIDIA's list (last updated by NVIDIA on October 28, 2026): every game below has its own row, a link to its Steam page and an anchor you can link to.

NVIDIA's page mixes those 340 games with 722 other games and apps, so finding out whether one particular game has Multi Frame Generation means scrolling through a thousand rows of checkmarks. Here only the MFG games are left, plus three things NVIDIA's table no longer shows: whether the support is built into the game or comes from the NVIDIA app override (NVIDIA split this until March 2026, I took it from the archived copies), the month each game first appeared on the list, and whether the game also has FSR 4 according to AMD.

Read next: our other full lists

FSR 4 and Redstone: every supported game and what you need to run it

DLSS Override reaches 19 more games, Witcher 3 and PUBG included: the full list and how to turn it on

How to get DLSS 5 on AMD and Intel GPUs: mods run even on RX 6000, at a cost in FPS

Every PlayStation Game on PC: 30 Sony Ports, 8 Partner Exclusives and 19 That Never Came

All 340 DLSS Multi Frame Generation games, A to Z

How to read the columns. Up to: 6X means DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Multi Frame Generation, 4X means the older fixed mode only. Support: "native" is built into the game, "NVIDIA app" means the game ships regular DLSS Frame Generation and the app upgrades it, "added later" is a game that arrived after NVIDIA stopped making the distinction. Extras: PT is path tracing, RR is DLSS Ray Reconstruction. FSR 4 comes from our list of FSR 4 games, "via driver" means AMD enables it through the Adrenalin toggle. Listed since is the first archived copy of NVIDIA's list that has the game with MFG, so the real date can be a few weeks earlier. The game name links to Steam; for the 13 games that are not on Steam it links to NVIDIA's list.

Using this list in your own article? A link to this page is all we ask. Every game has its own anchor, for example framesgames.com/dlss-4-multi-frame-generation-games/#cyberpunk-2077.

6X or 4X: what the two marks mean

Multi Frame Generation is the RTX 50 feature that inserts up to three AI frames after every rendered one (that is the 4X). On March 31, 2026 NVIDIA added DLSS 4.5 with two new things: a 6X multiplier and a Dynamic mode that changes the multiplier on the fly to hold your monitor's refresh rate or a frame cap you set. NVIDIA compares it to an automatic gearbox, which is fair: in a heavy scene it adds generated frames, in a light one it drops them.

278 games on the list carry the 6X mark. The 62 that stop at 4X are an interesting bunch: Battlefield 6, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, Marvel Rivals, THE FINALS, ARC Raiders, Monster Hunter Wilds, Black Myth: Wukong and GTA V Enhanced among them. NVIDIA does not say why. A lot of them are online shooters, where any override touching the game files is a sensitive topic, but that is my guess and not NVIDIA's explanation.

What you need for either mark:

Native support or the NVIDIA app override

This is the part I find most useful, and NVIDIA quietly removed it. Until late March 2026 its table had two kinds of checkmarks in the MFG column: a plain one for games with Multi Frame Generation in their own menus, and an "NV" one for games that only have regular Frame Generation, where the NVIDIA app forces the higher multiplier. With DLSS 4.5 both turned into the same "NV, 6X" or "NV, 4X" mark.

The copy of NVIDIA's list from March 23, 2026 on web.archive.org still has the split. By that copy, 89 of today's games have native MFG (Cyberpunk 2077, Alan Wake 2, DOOM: The Dark Ages, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Battlefield 6, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and others), 180 get it through the app, and 71 were added after that date, so NVIDIA has never said which kind they are. In the table those 71 are marked "added later".

Why it matters in practice: a native game shows the multiplier right in its settings and works the same on every PC. An override game needs the NVIDIA app installed and the override switched on for that game, and the game's own menu will keep showing plain Frame Generation even when 4X or 6X is active. If the app does not offer the override for a game from this list, update the driver and the app first, new overrides arrive with their updates.

How the list grew: from 72 to 340 games

72 of today's games were already on the list when the RTX 50 cards launched in January 2025 (NVIDIA counted "75 games and apps" then, the difference is apps). The biggest jump came between November 2025 and February 2026, plus 58 games, which lines up with the CES 2026 batch of announcements. Since summer 2026 it is a steady 15 to 18 games per month.

The 18 newest, added between September 7 and October 28, 2026: Active Matter, Aniimo, Bodycam, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival, CONTROL Resonant, Crossout Remastered, Dragon's Dogma 2, Gears of War: E-Day, Halloween: The Game, Pax Autocratica, Permafrost, Phantom Blade Zero, Planet Zoo 2, STAR WARS: Galactic Racer, The Blood of Dawnwalker, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered and WARDOGS.

Path tracing plus Multi Frame Generation: 21 games

Path tracing is where Multi Frame Generation makes the most sense, because the base frame rate is low even on an RTX 5090. NVIDIA marks 26 games on the whole list as path traced, and 21 of them also have MFG:

007 First Light, Alan Wake 2, Black Myth: Wukong, CONTROL Resonant, Cyberpunk 2077, Death Relives, DESORDRE: A Puzzle Game Adventure, Directive 8020, DOOM: The Dark Ages, Enlisted, F1 25, FBC: Firebreak, Half-Life 2 RTX Demo, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Justice / Sword of Justice, NTE (Neverness to Everness), Phantom Blade Zero, Portal with RTX, PRAGMATA, Resident Evil Requiem, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Remastered

35 of the 340 also have DLSS Ray Reconstruction, which cleans up the noise of ray traced lighting. If you want to see what an RTX 50 card is actually for, start with these.

Which of them also have FSR 4

I cross-checked the 340 names with AMD's FSR 4 list as of November 7, 2026. 203 games are on both: in 122 of them FSR 4 is built in, in 81 AMD enables it through the driver. The other 137 are not on AMD's FSR 4 list (most of them still have FSR 3 or older, which is a different story). So if you are choosing between an RTX 50 and an RX 9000 card for a particular game, the "FSR 4" column answers half of that question.

Questions

Update log