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It's actually using Unity, so it's not surprising they were able to build it with Vulkan. I've tested it briefly and it seems the Vulkan version does work on Linux, although the game is locked to a max of 60FPS so you can't tell easily if the performance is any better.
It has the same fullscreen bug as Rust, where you get no input so you have to load it up in Windowed mode. I assume this is a Unity engine bug, since multiple titles have it. If you make it fullscreen once it's loaded, it then works fine.
I tested it out, but it's incredibly rough. It doesn't really have any players online, but it could be one to keep an eye on. If they build out the single-player mode it could be a reasonable six degrees of freedom shooter in future. Going by their updates on Steam, they do seem to be working on a proper single-player mode for it.
For now, in my opinion it's not worth picking up as there's just nothing to it. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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rustybroomhandle 11 Jul 2017
It has the same fullscreen bug as Rust, where you get no input so you have to load it up in Windowed mode. I assume this is a Unity engine bug, since multiple titles have it. If you make it fullscreen once it's loaded, it then works fine.
This is indeed a Unity bug. My games are mostly mouse-driven so it's a bit annoying. I think it might be fixed in Unity 2017.2b2 but I'm still on 5.6.2 so I use a somewhat janky and not 100% reliable workaround.
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I think it might be fixed in Unity 2017.2b2It's fixed in 5.6.2p3, there's a hotfix build for 5.6.2f1, and the fix also lives in 2017.x.
Last edited by Tak on 11 Jul 2017 at 5:30 pm UTC
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