Rise of the Tomb Rider would be really good :D specially if with vulkan.

Dirt 4 would be nice also, but sadly its not as good as dirt rally when it comes to realistic physics :)

i have no idea about the clue though :D

but since feral has ported codemasters and square enix games, i think those are plausible games.

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Not much changed for me, just the main monitor which is 1440p now and all the 144hz glory :)

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uhm, i didnt even know there were issues. i completed the game in about 5 hours with zero issues, but it was like 2 months ago

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performance is fine with GTX 1070, but it was really bad with 1050Ti. Yeah graphical glitches are still there and i doubt they will fix them in time for the official release. i just cannot see that. they havent updated the UE4 engine and writing vulkan renderer from scratch doesn't seem like task for ark devs who just add new models and content all the time without much of a optimizations.. i hope im wrong though

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One of the Best Survival games for linux for sure - content wise... ARK has more content but the client is buggy, thisone is less bugged. Rust is good also and the rest of the survival First person games are pretty bad content wise.

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Quoting: gojulSubmitted a bug to Feral with the crash dump located under ~/.local/feral-interactive/ (and even the stack I could find w/ GDB).

First thing :
- the game complains librtmp.so.0 is missing (fixed by created a symlink from librtmp.so.1)

Second thing :
- when starting the game through GDB I get a segfault (otherwise no output) like this one :
#0 0x00007fffcc1de460 in ?? ()
#1 0x00007fffe2406619 in ?? () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGL.so.1
#2 0x00007fffe2400ab9 in ?? () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGL.so.1
#3 0x00007fffe23f9ca6 in glXGetProcAddress () from /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libGL.so.1
#4 0x00007ffff460825b in X11_GL_LoadLibrary ()
from /mnt/games2/Steam/steamapps/common/Dawn of War III/bin/../lib/x86_64/libSDL2-2.0.5.so
#5 0x00007ffff45f23ec in SDL_CreateWindow_REAL ()
from /mnt/games2/Steam/steamapps/common/Dawn of War III/bin/../lib/x86_64/libSDL2-2.0.5.so
// stack omitted

I know my machine is beefy (actually it runs some VMs quite often - and Debian is running blazing fast on it ;-)

All other Feral ports just work fine, so there's something with this one. Thus as Debian is the basis of SteamOS if it crashes on Debian it is likely to crash on the upcoming SteamOS (and Ubuntuj releases.

Waiting for feedback from Feral, staying you tuned. ;-)

Rgds

afaik 381.22 drivers are required, you seem to run older ones.
or this is required just for Vulkan?

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Vulkan, Higher Settings, 1080p

average fps:77.882797
minimum fps:52.546896
maximum fps:200.799194

Ryzen R7 [email protected]
EVGA GTX 1070 SC drivers 381.22
32GB DDR4 2800mhz CL15

not bad at all :)
Great port by feral

Video as well
framerate in the video is a bit lower due to some recording software overhead
View video on youtube.com

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it runs great on my end. 60+ fps all maxed except bloom and motion blur. with few dips down to 45 in places where it loads new trees or terrain. thats 1920x1080. pc specs in profile.

i havent reached far yet though, small building with few machines. playing survival mode.

its installed on a SSD

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nothing new :)
this has been the fix for stupidly programmed games/programs with FX and is now with ryzen as well :)

but great to see some in depth details about it

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Sadly im not into strategy games too much. But i enjoyed Total War: Warhammer.
Just don't have the time to play them much.

Anyway, Great news for those who love those games!

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