Heclegar
Published
Game runs perfectly fine without having to change a thing. I've experienced some very minor crackling in the audio here and there but they were barely noticeable, if at all.
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Killer Croc turning invisible during the first boss fight is definitely a thing still.
Definitely add the command to skip the very lengthy introduction videos. I did experience Killer Croc phasing in and out of reality, but at least the game never crashed on me, so there's that. Overall I'd say that the game is perfectly playable.
I've only ever experienced barely noticeable drops in framerate in bigger areas, but it's otherwise just perfect on the deck.
I was a bit unsure about a possible latency issue, but after using the calibration tool in the options menu the game seems to be working as it should! Runs and plays great!
Game runs with no issues and it really feels perfect for the deck. There's some slight framerate drops here and there, and it's hard to pinpoint what exactly may be triggering them, but they're hardly noticeable and don't impact the gameplay at all.
With some tinkering on the graphics options it's definitely possible to help the game run at mostly 60fps by compromising on some details and effects, but most of the bigger fights will suffer from considerable drops. Midway through the campaign, and increasingly more often towards the end, the game also seems to suffer from some heavy stuttering, locking the game in place for half a second here and there. Despite this, the game is definitely playable and doesn't seem to present any other kind of problems. I haven't experienced any kind of crashes whatsoever.
The game keeps suggesting to use a Keyboard and Mouse setup, but there's actually nothing to type and whatever keyboard shortcut you might need it's very easy to setup and/or included in perfectly suitable community layouts. Perfect on the Deck!
Some in game text is a bit small.
Getting used to the controls can take a bit and on the smaller screen of the Deck some of the text might be hard to read for some, but the game runs perfectly.
Didn't change anything at all and the game played beautifully. There's a console in the submarine that can be accessed only through typing, but its contents are completely optional and the overlay keyboard works perfectly well anyway.
Just get on the game's page on PCGamingWiki.com, download "xlive.dll" and put it in the game's folder to disable Live, it will then work perfectly.
At some point during one of the introduction scenes audio crackled for a very short couple of seconds, but other than that I've experienced no problems whatsoever. Standard control scheme is probably not the most comfy, but there's plenty alternatives in the community custom profiles.
Nothing at all to report about this one, just works perfectly and controls without a single issue.
Runs flawlessly and there was no sign of the infamous black screen problem, so that was likely fixed.
Even with standard settings I've had no problem whatsoever. The game occasionally drops a few frames here and there but believe me when I say that it's so sporadic and mild that it's hardly noticeable, if ever. Looks and plays amazing on the deck.
If, once in the main menu, the game doesn't recognize input, just touch the screen once and it'll start working, for some reason. Another thing that might be worth mentioning is that the scale of the game is kinda small, so it might be bothering to some to play on the smaller screen of the deck, but I've personally never had problems reading the game or the text on screen.
LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libcurl.so.4 flatpak run org.rncbc.qsynth & %command% ; killall -9 qsynth
Music doesn't work by default.
Just follow the method explained here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2809933598
Much better method than the other ones suggested here in my opinion!
Played the whole first part of Chapter 1 and a good chunk of the second part with no hassle whatsoever, no freeze, no crash at any point.
Didn't have to change anything. Works perfectly out of the box.
