At GDC 2026, Samsung stepped into the spotlight with a dedicated presentation for its Odyssey 3D monitor lineup, confirming two notable titles joining its glasses-free 3D gaming ecosystem. The announcements signal a meaningful push to grow the platform's game library well beyond its current count.
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New Titles Join the 3D Library
Samsung confirmed that Hell is Us, the action-adventure horror title from Rogue Factor, will arrive on the Odyssey 3D platform in March as part of the first wave of newly added 3D-enabled games for the year. Cronos: The New Dawn, the survival horror game developed by Bloober Team, is slated to follow before the end of 2026.
Both games will be accessible through the Samsung Odyssey 3D Hub, the company's dedicated content platform that already supports more than 60 titles. Current library highlights include The First Berserker: Khazan, Stellar Blade, Lies of P: Overture, and MONGIL: STAR DIVE.
How the Technology Works
Here's the thing that separates the Odyssey 3D from older 3D display attempts: there are no glasses required. The monitor uses Eye Tracking and View Mapping technology to detect the viewer's position in real time and adjust 3D depth accordingly. The result is an effect that stays consistent even during fast camera movement, gunfights, and high-speed traversal.
The display pairs that 3D capability with a 165Hz refresh rate and a 1ms GtG response time, addressing one of the traditional pain points of 3D gaming: eye strain during fast-paced action sequences.
HDR10+ GAMING Partnerships Expand
Beyond the 3D announcements, Samsung used GDC 2026 to highlight growing momentum around HDR10+ GAMING, its scene-by-scene HDR optimization standard that has been built into Odyssey gaming monitors and TVs with refresh rates above 120Hz since 2022.
The company confirmed an ongoing collaboration with CD Projekt Red to integrate HDR10+ GAMING into Cyberpunk 2077. Additionally, Samsung announced an expanded partnership with Pearl Abyss, with HDR10+ GAMING set to feature in the upcoming open-world action-adventure title Crimson Desert, which is targeting a March launch.
Odyssey 3D Hub game library
What This Means for PC Gamers
The key here is that Samsung is clearly treating the Odyssey 3D as a long-term platform rather than a novelty product. Doubling a supported game library within a single calendar year, while simultaneously deepening HDR partnerships with studios like CD Projekt Red and Pearl Abyss, points to a company investing seriously in display-level gaming experiences.
You'll want to keep an eye on the Odyssey 3D Hub as the year progresses, particularly if horror titles like Hell is Us and Cronos: The New Dawn are the kinds of games you play. Immersive depth effects in slow-burn horror environments could be a genuinely compelling use case for the technology.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the Samsung Odyssey 3D monitor?
The Samsung Odyssey 3D is a gaming monitor that delivers glasses-free 3D visuals using Eye Tracking and View Mapping technology. It features a 165Hz refresh rate and a 1ms GtG response time, allowing the 3D effect to remain stable during fast gameplay without causing the eye strain associated with older 3D display methods.
How many games does the Samsung Odyssey 3D support?
As of GDC 2026, the Odyssey 3D Hub supports more than 60 titles. Samsung has stated the library is on track to exceed 120 supported games by the end of 2026.
When will Hell is Us be available on Samsung Odyssey 3D?
Hell is Us from Rogue Factor is scheduled to arrive on the Odyssey 3D platform in March, making it one of the first new 3D-enabled titles added to the ecosystem in 2026.
What is HDR10+ GAMING?
HDR10+ GAMING is Samsung's HDR standard that automatically analyzes each scene and frame to deliver optimized HDR performance. It has been integrated into Samsung's Odyssey gaming monitors and TVs with refresh rates above 120Hz since 2022.
