linuxras
Published
The game was enjoyable with no tweaking. The only real issues were graphics glitches with the clouds and some limited keyboard inputs.
The clouds did not display well- they were not realistic at all, but they did not take away from the enjoyment of the game.
The game works well on the Steam deck.
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!
This game is designed for a regular-sized monitor and a keyboard and mouse. In an pinch, this would work, but you may need to adjust
The map was harder to read because of the size -- but you can zoom in to read it.
This worked a lot better than expected when docked. Frame rates look low(20-40fps depending on setting), but I thought it played really well given the specs of the hardware. It took quite some time for this to be fixed, but finally it's done, and done well.
This is a play test, and not technically released. But it does work, even on the Steam deck, and sounds great, with only small issues.
I had to use the touchpad to install Direct X for UE4. No trouble, but a note.
It was tough to figure out what to use, but I was able to use the touchscreen to do what I needed to do. For this application, this was acceptable.
I had to change the resolution to match the steam deck, but it was playable after that.
The game does use quite a bit of GPU power for the type of game it is, but the steam deck has way more than needed.
It updates and launches Origin, but I had no issues. Looks really good and played well, as if it were meant for the system.
This looked very good and worked with no effort. I imagine it's possible that some keys need to be remapped as I was just learning the game
The game is in alpha currently and simply runs in fullscreen mode with no other options that I saw.
The game ran really well. As of Feb 2023, this was just released into early access, so I expect more improvements over time.
Set Dpad to a radial menu that had three stopwatch settings and a clear stopwatch for the 4th reset stopwatch function. Set A,B,X,Y to C,G,ESC key , F so that I had access to the flashlight and charts. I set the left trackpad push to the shift key to control both engines.
This game is very playable, if a little harder to play on the small screen. Despite no official support, Wolfpack runs great on the Steam deck. You will need to bind some keys, the C key at a minimum. Performance was no problem.
It worked rather well. I spent some time the controller configuration, and it's not quite done, but the software works well.
I took the left touchpad and created a radial button with virtual buttons to allow me to hit keys like F1,F2 (throttle). I am still fiddling with the left joystick because I tend to mess up the throttle when using the rudder.
When docked, I had trouble with an extra controller that was hooked up to the dock.
Very infrequent crashes, usually when I'm changing the controller configuration
