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After a few accidents leaking out before it was due, Feral have today officially (and finally) properly confirmed F1 2015 is coming to Linux.

Looks like Mac is missing from the announcements, wonder what happened there then!

Race like a champion with F1™ 2015, coming to Linux May 26th. https://t.co/DTRWWQDEwF pic.twitter.com/n3ARP81OvA

— Feral Interactive (@feralgames) May 24, 2016


Requirements

It looks like it will be Nvidia only, as the system requirements only mention Nvidia. You will need a 1GB NVIDIA 640 with the 364.19 driver at a minimum.

Very exciting, our first proper F1 game will be on Linux May 26th. I will be ignoring all the reviews and taking it as I see it, as the reviews aren't amazing.

Looks like it was this previous clue which has now vanished.

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Tuxee May 24, 2016
Problem with the reviews: Windows has plenty of alternatives - particularly the predecessors of F1 2015.
fagnerln May 24, 2016
This game looks good, as seen in reviews has good graphics, good gameplay, like the previous one, the only issue is the lacks career mode.
I will get it in a sale.
dmantione May 24, 2016
Obvious reasons why the Mac port could be delayed are the poor state of OpenGL on Mac, more workarounds to support older OpenGL versions might be necessary. I'm sure Feral are not delaying Mac versions if there isn't a good reasons. Consider news like this as signs that Linux is becoming a better OS for games than MacOS X.


Last edited by dmantione on 24 May 2016 at 6:00 pm UTC
M@GOid May 24, 2016
In the Steam store, the Windows version is DirectX 11, and the recommended GPU is a GTX 970, same as Linux. The minimal requirement is a GTX 640, also the same as Linux, but Codemasters lists older GPUs too.

So, a DX11 game means OpenGL4.3 Linux right? OSS AMD drivers will not work with this for a few months. Grid Autostport plays very nice today with the OSS driver, but not at launch. so I must buy this in a couple of months or so.
Perkeleen_Vittupää May 24, 2016
2014 season was thought to be The Iceman's last... So glad it wasn't! Räikkönen and Vettel the greatest characters of the bunch.
mcphail May 24, 2016
I'd foolishly bought F1 2014 ages ago based on a rumour it was coming to Linux. Sadly, it wasn't to be. But, from my brief spell of playing it on Windows, it was quite fun. So this will definitely be a post-payday buy for me. Hopefully the textures won't pop in and out as much as F1 2014, which was quite distracting.
Keyrock May 25, 2016
That's Thursday. Niiiiiice.
TheRiddick May 25, 2016
AMD are reasonably close to releasing AMDGPU-PRO officially I think(non-beta that is), so it will be interesting to see if devs start mentioning AMD as supported hardware or if there going to continue sucking NVIDIAs ba.. I mean specifying NVIDIA only in requirements?


Last edited by TheRiddick on 25 May 2016 at 1:56 am UTC
Skully May 25, 2016
Woohoo! Bout time. F1 has been a key game me and my friends have been waiting for.
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