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1.danielblnc / DLSS-NR-on-AMD

Run DLSS 5 Neural Rendering on your AMD GPU. Magic!

Other license3.4K total103 forks

+137 stars

from 3,294 · score 4.93

2.NODIX-TECH / DLSS-5-MANAGER

THE FIRST DLSS 5 MANAGER

dlss
dlss-swapper
dlss4
dlss5
dlssg
manager
+14 more

F#Other license1.5K total67 forks

+102 stars

from 1,388 · score 4.63

3.spytheeuclidean-a11y / knoxmap

KnoxMap: turn any real place into a playable Project Zomboid Build 42 map (built on Knoxify)

build-42
map-generator
openstreetmap
project-zomboid
worlded

Python Other license286 total45 forks

+96 stars

from 190 · score 4.57

4.Rotmill / Dino-Crisis-Modern-Edition

Fan mod of Dino Crisis (PS1). It brings a modern Resident evil Remakes like over-the-shoulder camera, updated controls, visual/gameplay improvements, and plenty of Quality of Life settings to customize the experience to your liking.

C Other license151 total3 forks

+30 stars

from 121 · score 3.43

5.ddnet / ddnet

DDraceNetwork, a free cooperative platformer game

ddnet
teeworlds
hacktoberfest
open-source-game
linux
windows
+6 more

C++Other license859 total707 forks

+2 stars

from 857 · score 1.10

6.SteamGridDB / decky-steamgriddb

Plugin for Decky Loader to apply and manage custom art assets from within gaming mode.

decky
plugin
steam
steamdeck

TypeScript Other license327 total27 forks

+2 stars

from 325 · score 1.10

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