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When using Proton, make sure to run 'Vulkan API' version instead of 'DirectX 11'.
- Native - Feels more stable, but losses a lot more FPS when a lot is happening. Dropped to ~40 FPS.
- Proton - Framerate wasn't too stable, but it didn't drop as much. Rarely got below ~85. FPS
Interesting WW2 tactical shooter with AI squadmates
Native version works perfectly. Apart from some jank that is just inherent to the game and is the same on Windows.
Works well
Default settings was slower than high settings with a RTX 2060 card. Some internal settings change and optimization may be required for a more smoother game. I was able to improve settings internally making the gameplay smooth.
No problems at all. Works perfectly out of the box.
Zero issues playing with friends on windows too.
This runs Natively under Linux and the Steam Deck has the added bonus of Vulkan (Both options worked).
Depth of field causes the screen to be mostly black and unplayable.
Menu screens required the use of the touchscreen on the Steam Deck, and it was sometimes hard to make selections.
Note, I didn't notice any bugs (other than the issues with Depth of Field )that relate to running under Linux.
This worked well, odd menu issues aside. It looks like I need to map a controller button to change tank ammo. The planes seem a bit harder to fly than I remember. This game, in general, is glitchy at times in windows too (but it's a wonderful thing and I'm not putting the game down). This is enjoyable!
No audio and big water rendering problems, but playable.
No audio at all
Poor water rendering, went black
Able to play but big portions of water turns black when disembarking from landing crafts, and when walking in water. Some trees turns yellow or pink at some distances. Tried "PROTON_USE_WINED3D" or "PROTON_NO_D3D11" without success. It's even worst. No audio at all. Played the Early Access game the day it went out (Nov 10, 2020)
