During CES 2026, NVIDIA unveiled RTX Remix Logic—a significant expansion of its modding ecosystem scheduled for a January release via a software update.
According to the company, this toolset will facilitate “transformative upgrades for classic PC titles,” enabling dynamic visual enhancements that react seamlessly to real-time gameplay occurrences.
The framework is capable of identifying over 30 distinct categories of in-game events and offers a comprehensive library of 900 triggers. Modders can now synchronize environmental lighting, material properties, and particle effects directly with player interactions; for instance, a single gunshot or opening a door could realistically shift the lighting or trigger atmospheric weather changes.
With support for more than 165 legacy games, RTX Remix Logic bridges the gap between graphical fidelity and core mechanics. A notable example showcased was xoxor4d’s Half-Life 2 RTX modification, which features a night-vision function that activates automatically when aiming the crossbow, effectively evolving the original game’s mechanical depth.
The update also introduces a revamped Remix Runtime overlay, featuring customizable interface themes, scaling, and transparency settings. This follows a prolific 2025 for the community, which saw the release of over 50 major modifications and 20 specialized tools, significantly broadening the platform’s capabilities.
Source: iXBT.games