Actually, all it definitely says is "Upcoming Deus Ex: MD won't support Vulkan". :whistle:

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Quoting: buenaventuraDoes Shenzen have the same kind of "story" to keep me interested?

The Shenzen I/O campaign features a story, yes.
It's hard to tell if it'll keep you interested.
After all I'm not that far advanced in the game yet. :)

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I'm currently playing Shenzen I/O and I love it.

Unfortunately it has not been covered on GoL so far.

The game is in the same vein as TIS-100 (same developer - Zachtronics).
While it's currently marked "Early Access" it's actually done - including the campaign.
I didn't face a single issue so far (apart from the PDF manual not loading directly from in-game)

If you like(d) TIS-100 go for it.
Such a great game.

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Quoting: DrMcCoy

Quoting: sub(There are people that tend to love it, though!)

I do.

So do I! :)

Blue Velvet, Lost Highway and Mulholland Drive are one of my favourite movies.

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Quoting: Zelox... so meny questions, and no answers.

Hint: Do not watch movies by David Lynch. [Well, at least most of'em]

(There are people that tend to love it, though!)

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Great!

Did they vastly improved their engine?

I remember Kingdom Rush to heat up my notebook.
This is not the case with Frontiers.

Also: Everything is extremely smooth and VSYNC helps a lot.

Kudos to Ironhide Game Studio for bringing this truly addictive series to Linux! ^_^

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Judging but what I've read about the hardware requirements and the inefficient renderer, I guess a Linux port will be overly disappointing - performance wise.
But let's see...

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BTW :whistle:

View video on youtube.com

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I can only test it on my Haswell notebook, but it seems the warning

Vulkan Initialization
WARNING: Haswell Vulkan support is incomplete

should be taken seriously. :D
At least it quits with

QUAKE ERROR: Couldn't create Vulkan device

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Quoting: KristianSo anyone know which source files are supposed to have the Vulkan bits?

Vulkan API naming convention for functions is a "vk" prefix followed by a capital letter.

All source files containing at least one matching function can be listed with

grep -r "vk[A-Z]+*" * | sed -nre "s@(^.*):.*@\1@p" | uniq

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