Quoting: subJust in for two hours.

It delivered. It so *beeeeeeping* delivered!

Though it's not on the high-tech side, I waited for a first port report.
So it's all working fine for you?
I'm so excited...! :D

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Quoting: SkiskiI'm downloading the game right now, I'll let you know if it works. You may have save me a couple hundred bucks if I don't need to buy a new processor.

Don't let anybody stop you from feeling morally obliged to invest parts of it in Feral ports. ;)

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I get a crash on startup before anything comes up. Sent a report with crash dump to Feral.

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Quoting: Purple Library GuySo, lots of people wanting to see this game or that game that were already ported to Linux in turn get ported to Vulkan for performance. For me, this is more a proof of concept; it demonstrates that it will be very good if future ports go to Vulkan rather than OpenGL. Generally I'd rather see Feral's energies go to new ports rather than makeovers for old ports.

Same here. A game they already know for getting the hands wet, and then a new game - would be nice.

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Quoting: ZeloxThis is awesome. Would be cool to see Mad max on windows vs Linux.
But does the windows version use dx12?
Would probably not be to fair to compair and old API with a new one.

I don't care. :D

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Quoting: aejsmithYep, you'll need Mesa git. Both us and the radv developers have done quite a few fixes over the last few weeks to get the game running well.

Did the game wait for Ubuntu to offer easy access to new Mesa versions?

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Quoting: SkiskiI just tried the game last week and my CPU (i5-2400 3.1GHz) can't handle the game. It was between 10 and 30 FPS. Could vulkan help the CPU and use more the GPU? Because my GTX 960 is more than enough for this game.

Should be optimal for your case.

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Crazy!
I love that Feral has got its hands wet on Vulkan, which is very good news for future ports.
Max Max with its frae drops is a title (not the only one, though :) ) that for sure can benefit.
The performance numbers are huge!
*hyped*

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Quoting: puppieshatecapitalismI can't recommend this game enough. An impeccable "weird" fiction story, great characters and voice acting, inviting visuals... they really nailed it! Probably my favorite game of 2016. If you enjoyed A Night in the Woods recently, this is the logical next purchase, IMO.

I take this as a recommendation to play Night in the Woods. :)

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I really liked Oxenfree. It's the kind of game you should take enough free time to play through in a single session. My first attempt ended quickly as I had the same issue with the dialogue system: Am I really supposed to either listen and miss my opportunity to answer or to answer and interrupt? But I got into it, and partly, it's all logical: If someone asks you if you fancy him, you don't have plenty of time to find an appropriate answer - hesitating is an answer as well. Other dialogue situations give you more time to answer, and sometimes, keeping your mouth shut and just listening is an all fine option. Important dialogue lines are not cut off, so you will not miss something important either way.

The overall game felt a bit like Firewatch to me. Some people didn't like the end of Firewatch (though I was fine with it), Oxenfree is different in this aspect.

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