Proton Experimental just had an update and it included VKD3D 2.3. I can confirm Horizon Zero Dawn have a significant performance improvement, it's now playable.

Here is a quick comparison on frame rate at 2560 x 1080 with medium preset on GTX 1660 Ti
Before - 25 to 30 FPS
Now - 40 to 55 FPS

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I can confirm Proton 5.0-8 RC fixes Fightn' Rage. It now runs out of the box.

Tested on Manjaro 20.0.2 KDE and Mesa 20.0.7.

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Quoting: AwesamLinuxAnyone else having problems with the background processing getting stuck at 0% processing shaders with certain games?

I experience that in STRIDER

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Is this new feature of the Linux Steam client the answer to my question linked below?

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/gpnhr5/stuttering_due_to_shader_compilation_why_not_just/ [External Link]

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I'm on Manjaro 20.0.1 KDE and there's no Mesa update. Still on Mesa 20.0.6.

The Manjaro devs might be waiting for Mesa 20.1.1.

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Quoting: SalvatosThat, and if Sony decides to open up more and release more games on PC, it would be excellent for Feral to build a relationship with them early

Let's hope they don't get bought into the tempting offer of Epic Games Store exclusivity.

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Feral Interactive needs to partner with other publishers such as BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment and CAPCOM.

Resident Evil 3 Remake and Dragon Ball FighterZ on Linux would be awesome.

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How do I remove the black background of OJD when using OBS?

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Support developers that support the platform. Spend your monies wisely.

I agree.

I do buy native Linux games if I like the game, not because it's made by a developer that supports Linux. There are more Steam Play games than native Linux games in my recent purchases.

Supporting a game dev that supports Linux or has been supporting Linux for a long time is great but it's not a guarantee that the game dev will continue supporting Linux in the future. Some examples are Supergiant Games and Frozenbyte.

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I bought Blasphemous because I was given access to the private Linux beta.

Game works on Manjaro XFCE 18.1.3 with Linux kernel 5.3 and Mesa 19.2.6. Played for about 10 minutes and was able to beat the 1st boss, Warden of the Silent Sorrow.

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