NVIDIA Freestyle lets you customize your games

NVIDIA showcased some new GeForce Experience features at CES 2018. The company announced that another game will add ShadowPlay Highlights support and introduced the new Freestyle feature. With Freestyle, gamers can apply post-processing filters to games while they play.

The GeForce Experience tool will offer 15 Freestyle filters with a total of 38 different settings, enabling you to adjust stuff like contrast, depth of field, and exposure, or apply a filter like black & white, sepia, special FX or night mode.

The latest feature for GeForce Experience, NVIDIA Freestyle, allows you to apply post-processing filters on your games while you play. Right from the in-game overlay, you can change the look and mood of your game with tweaks to color or saturation, or apply dramatic post-process filters.

Freestyle lets you be more creative with your games. For example, you can create a retro war-themed filter for your favorite FPS or enhance color and contrast to make a game look more photorealistic.

Freestyle’s more serious uses include a colorblind mode that makes it easier for colorblind gamers to differentiate between colors. Gamers can even use night mode, which reduces blue color so users can sleep better after a night of gaming.

We’ve integrated Freestyle at the driver level for seamless compatibility with games. We’re releasing the Freestyle game filters beta with support for over 100 game titles.