Nvidia Reveals their RTX Triple Threat Game Bundle

Nvidia Reveals their RTX Triple Threat Game Bundle

Nvidia Reveals their RTX Triple Threat Game Bundle

Looking for a new game to test your next graphics card? Good news, because Nvidia has just announced their new “RTX Triple Threat” bundle for their high-end GPU, offering PC gamers up to three new AAA titles when they purchase an RTX series graphics card.   

Starting today, new purchases of Nvidia RTX series graphics card (at participating retailers) will receive 1-3 free games, with Battlefield V, Anthem and Metro Exodus currently being on offer. All of these games will make use of Nvidia’s RTX features, with both Battlefield V and Metro Exodus featuring support for Ray tracing and DLSS while Anthem is set to receive support for DLSS in an upcoming patch.   

Purchasers of Nvidia’s RTX 2060 or RTX 2070 will receive a free copy of one of these three games, while purchasers of Nvidia’s higher-end RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti will receive free copies of all three games. This bundle will be available for all RTX graphics card purchases until April 4th, 2019, or while Nvidia’s stock of game codes last. All game codes must be redeemed before May 2nd. 
 

   NVIDIA GeForce RTX brings you the most immersive gaming experience whether you’re knee-deep in the trenches of Battlefield™ V, soaring through alien skies in Anthem, or surviving the harsh world of Metro Exodus.

For a limited time, purchase a qualifying GeForce RTX 2080 Ti or 2080 graphics card, gaming desktop, or gaming laptop and get Battlefield V, Anthem, and Metro Exodus. Pick up a qualifying GeForce RTX 2070 or 2060 graphics card, gaming desktop, or gaming laptop and get your choice of these incredible titles.  

Nvidia Reveals their RTX Triple Threat Game Bundle  

Sadly, Nvidia’s new GTX 1660 Ti graphics card has no associated game bundle, making it the only Turing series graphics card to ship with no free games. You can read more about Nvidia’s “RTX Triple Threat” promotion here. 

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