Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S25 series is tipped to employ a new game assist feature.
The assist may be backed by Qualcomm’s AFME 2.0 tech, which would upscale current 60Hz games and enable them to be played in 120Hz.
It will also include performance optimization in gameplay by drawing less power.
The Galaxy S25 series is just a few months away, and with all the leaks, renders, and benchmarks popping up, we’re starting to get a clearer picture of what to expect—especially when it comes to gaming features.
The latest information from tipster Jukanlosreve on X (via SamMobile) indicates that Samsung is working on a new game mode. According to a screenshot, this feature is likely to launch with the Galaxy S25 series and One UI 7, appearing as a toggle under the Game Assist section.
(Image credit: X user @Jukanlosreve)
The screenshot’s description notes that the new feature aims to provide “a more enjoyable gameplay experience.” This means that gameplay with the feature turned on will upscale the game experience, which translates to upscaling up to 120Hz for games otherwise limited to 60Hz.
