Quoting: Avehicle7887Shadow Warrior 2 (Custom Engine) - BROKEN

Did this not get a Linux release? REAL shame to see that not work. Maybe it will work for me tho.

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Looks/plays allot like No Mans Sky's space stuff, but perhaps better hud and collision detection.

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It says they added ray tracing, I do wonder if that is from RTX package or DXR, and how that can be done on Linux. Obviously Vulkan and Nvidia now support ray-tracing under Linux, but so far we haven't seen a single game use them even when the Windows version does.

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I wonder if Fallout76 Quick Game Configuration modding tool would work in Wine? guess I'll try it out sometime. It uses similar virtual linking as Nexus Vortex app, so perhaps it should work if the damn app renders
(lots of .net type apps have render issues under wine)

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Quoting: Patoladreaded async reprojection

Is NVIDIA going to support this someday? does this feature exist under Windows drivers.

Seems odd they'd leave such a critical feature out given how quick they are at adding extension support and fixes to their linux bin drivers.

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is the duke really dead forever? time will tell.

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They should apply tessellation and bump mapping to certain objects, like rock pillars etc..

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Would like to see the vehicle and track object damage models improved, add in some crumble and soft body physics maybe? that be great. Wonder if it comes with a track editor? be awesome if you could also edit the terrain.

I always ask too much.. lol

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Oh, hmm, don't know why I had the second update date in mind then.

Well its been around for a while and developers are still struggling to update to newer builds of the graphics engines they use which support it all in latest versions since early 2019 for many.

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DX12 has been around for 3 years, released on March 20, 2017. In its basic form, its since had .x updates.

If I remember correctly Vulkan was released a before on Feb 16, 2016? I thought it was a year after DX12.

We are starting to see most graphics engines and AAA games come with DX12 or/and Vulkan support.

The indie/small developers are still struggling to move past OpenGL and DX11, likely because they can't afford the time it takes to update their graphics engine versions (which requires significant effort once you ingrain your game into a specific version).

A good example of this is KCD Kingdom Come Deliverance, built on a older cryengine and has not updated to newer builds with vulkan or dx12, requires too much effort. (apparently)

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