A game developer called Amazing Seasun Games is demonstrating NVIDIA's Avatar Cloud Engine (ACE) technology through its upcoming multiplayer mecha game. Wick BREAKS NVIDIA introduced ACE at this year's Gamescom, billing it as a “custom ai model creation service” that developers can use to make their games more interactive. Specifically, it will allow players to interact with NPCs without the constraints of pre-programmed conversations and be able to give them appropriate responses.
When NVIDIA launched the technology, it showed a player talking to an NPC named Jin at a ramen shop. The player asked how the character was doing and Jin was able to respond naturally to tell them about his concerns about rising crime rates in his city. NVIDIA said the developer will use its technology to bring Wick BREAKS“Characters come to life for a more dynamic and immersive gaming experience on GeForce RTX ai-powered PCs.”
The chipmaker also said that more and more developers are incorporating ACE into their creations. Perfect World Games, a Chinese developer, is using the technology to power its demo for LegendsIn that game, or at least in the demo of it, a character is able to identify people and objects in the real world through the computer's camera, thanks to ChatGPT-4o.
In addition to the ACE demonstration in Wick BREAKSNVIDIA has also announced that access to PC Game Pass on GeForce NOW will be seamless starting August 22. Gamers will only need to link their Xbox profile once to easily stream Game Pass titles in the future.