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If you're happy with retro FPS to go with your retro game, then it's playable. Otherwise, save your time and money.
As others have said, FPS is low. I found that the main menu video settings get ignored, but changing the shader settings mid-race does apply to that race alone.
Don't know why the native Linux version dissapeared from the store, it's a pity. The game is salvagable but there are better options out there.
Does not work at all, closest I got was Proton 5.13-6, but immediately after Proton finishes loading it boots me back to Steam.
Does not start
Tried only default Proton (7.0)
To get controllers to work had to DISABLE steam controller defaults. Did not like steam controller.
Ran poorly and lagged a lot
Continue from (an old) save game did'nt work.
Very low FPS in 4K despite good GPU. Can't change resolution ingame, so if your monitor is 4K you'll have to change desktop resolution or forget fullscreen.
Steam shows it as running, but application does not appear.
Steam will show the game as running, but selecting Stop within Steam and killing all seemingly related processes does not fix it. Restarting Steam is required at this point.
%command% --disable-gpu
Gamepad doesn't work. You still can play with keyboard, but it isn't handy
Due to CPU render there can be some FPS problems
Don't do alt+tab in fullscreen, you can face blackscreen when you are back
Can't launch.
UnknownUsed 22/01/2019 Steam Beta that let me override Linux version with Steamplay. nw.exe process is launched but nothing happens on screen.
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There is a native Linux version, but the author has discontinued support for it (a pinned post in the game's forum explains why). I have the native Linux version installed, but it just brings up a "node-webkit" text window and doiesn't start the game. The author really should pull the Linux platform for the game from Steam, so we can at least try it with Proton. Ideally, Proton should allow you to override the native version and try the Windows version in cases like these.
UnknownGame natively provides a linux version. No proton testing needed here.
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