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gamescope -w 2560 -h 1440p -r 240
Flickering from some lights, at least with an oled.
Works almost flawlessly. Only needed to config the refresh rate
No noticable issues
Tested on Borealis - official cros vm.
Everything works as expected. No noticable issues :3
Online play works perfectly
Works out of the box, plays great and doesn't have noticeable drawbacks. I have only tried single player, but it worked exactly as you would expect.
Works like a charm! Linux is Nobara 39.
Game runs out of the box without any slowdowns or issues. No need for tinkering.
Worked flawlessly while playing with other people.
It worked without any problems
The Japanese localization works well.
It worked without any problems
The Japanese localization works well.
WINE_CPU_TOPOLOGY=4:0,1,2,3 %command%
Game can freeze with too many processor cores, setting "WINE_CPU_TOPOLOGY=4:0,1,2,3 %command%" fixes the freeze and runs great
Game freezing
I did not have any trouble playing this game on Proton, it runs really smooth.
Works out of the box
Just press play and enjoy the show, no tinkering needed.
This would leave the impression that Linux performs about as well as Cyberpunk would on the nearest garden spud
The game ran horribly. After turning all settings down to minimum and the resolution down to 480p, it was only then barely playable, but still with frequent frame drops and lag spikes
I tried GE 51, 50, Proton expiremental, Proton 5, Proton 4, and a slew of settings from Steam Tinker Launch (gamescope, WineD3D, fsync, gamemode, etc). Nothing worked. This game in it's current state is playable, but only if you go in okay with a stuttery PS2 game
Works great out of the box, plays smoothly and looks great. I have not done any tweaking, but there may be room to tweak Steam Deck settings to improve battery.
Either heavy visual artifacts or terrible performance
When run on either Proton Experimental or 5.13-6, the FPS was alright, but the game visually turned into an incomprehensible mess, where just moving your mouse would cause all the models and textures to spazz out. You could occasionally make out an object or an enemy, but it's completely unplayable.
When run with Proton 4.2-9 the game ran without visual glitches, but now the FPS would constantly jump between 1 and ~25.
Out of the three versions of Proton tried, one gave terrible performance, and the other two introduced heavy visual artifacts, making the game unplayable.
A Worthy Video Game
Flawless out of the box experience!
Game Works, Lot of fun on the Penguin.
I'd use Proton GE, but the Stable/Experimental Work about the same
Besides the sound issue, this has worked really well.
Occasionally the sound would start skipping for a few minutes. It seems to resolve itself after a little while, though, but then comes back again.
Run fine, all depends about your hardware specifications.
Remember to install graphics brand drivers if you play in Debian and the support for 32bits driver to make sure the games don't have problems with the executables files.
El juego funciona correctamente
Hay que reiniciar el juego varias veces (2 veces) para que el audio se corrija
Works great and super smooth except the mouse input
Feels like the mouse movement is every so slightly delayed. You can get used to it and adjust, but it feels off
Haven't tried online, but it worked flawlessly out of the box in a solo run with max graphics.
Ran in full screen, alt-tabbed away, and when alt-tabbing back I had no more mouse cursor so I had to shut the game down with alt+F4.
Runs perfectly, exactly like on Windows 10!
I played the entire solo campaign and also multiplayer, running at max settings. It's a very solid Proton title! Platinum for sure. The only way to play the first and second chapters is though this game, which contain remastered versions (the original games, NZA and NZA II, don't run using Proton). The launcher is glitched and shows a blank background with links, but everything works fine after selecting "play". Amazing game!
Overall it's really enjoyable
Some Stuffering sometimes
Tried first to run with Proton 4.11-7 with the "Ultra" graphical settings, but experienced slow downed performance, despite the hardware. So a Silver ~ Gold experience. Changing to Proton 4.2-9 gave a much smoother, stable result, even with Ultra.
The game runs out of the box (the launcher is a bit borked but you can launch the game without problems).
The game runs out of the box (the launcher is a bit borked but you can launch the game without problems). Unfortunately the performance isn't that good, on medium settings it frequently dips below 60 fps at 1080p.
Unknown(2+ hours with Proton)The Launcher does not display correctly. It looks like a malformed webpage, with "Play" displayed as a blue hyperlink. Once in the game, I've seen no problems. Played for about 3 hours.
Unknown(2+ hours with Proton)
After I added "PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 %command%" in launch options, I succesfully run the game. Only thing is, the game shows half of the textures as a plain white color. I don't know how to fix it. Perfomance it's pretty good IMO
Launcher doesn't display correctly, but functions. Single player runs flawlessly. No multiplayer time yet.
Only tested the first map, runs at around 100 fps on ultra, 1440p. Slight fps dip when turning fast, probably due to the 1000Hz mouse bug.
Unknown(> 10 hours with Proton)Tested single and multiplayer, gameplay was very smooth on my setup, but there are 3 issues: 1. The initial launcher looks strange (just text on white background), but that doesn't affect functionality. 2. If the graphics run in flipping/g-sync mode, the mouse disappears after the first return to the menus from gameplay (e.g. after dying), rendering the game unplayable. With blitting mode that does not happen. 3. After prolonged continuous gameplay (1h+) the game begins to stutter although the displayed fps is still very high (>100fps). Restarting the game brings it back to normal.
Unknown(> 10 hours with Proton)
