NVIDIA Marbles RTX: Physics-Based Game

Check out a mini-game that runs on the NVIDIA Omniverse platform.

Senior Art Director at NVIDIA Gavriil Klimov shared a demo video and close-ups of the physics-based mini-game called project Marbles RTX. The game demonstrates the power of RTX and has outstanding technical features:

rendered on the NVIDIA Omniverse platform
fully ray-traced and denoised by NVIDIA’s AI and DLSS
obeys complex physics
runs on real-time using single RTX GPU
assembles VFX+ quality assets without any sacrifice when gamifying

The demo was first showcased during the GTC 2020 virtual keynote by CEO and founder of NVIDIA Jensen Huang.

You can learn more about the Omniverse platform on the NVIDIA developers site.

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