The newest game from Supergiant Games, the developers behind the well-received titles Bastion and Transistor, is now out on Steam.
About the game (from the Steam store):
System requirements:
OS: glibc 2.17+, 32/64-bit
Processor: Dual Core 3.0ghz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 4.2+ support
Storage: 7 GB available space
I am personally a fan of Supergiant's previous work, having played through both Bastion and Transistor, and I may or may not have broken a personal rule regarding video game pre-orders when it comes to this title. The reviews thus far seem to be quite positive and I will also be sharing my thoughts on the game once I've actually gotten to try it out myself.
Update: I have now tried the game for a little over an hour and I would like to point out a bug AMD GPU users may run into. If you run the game on Mesa you may notice the game simply crashing on launch. Adding "MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.5COMPAT %command%" into the Steam launch options (right-click on the game -> Properties -> Set launch options) seems to fix the issue without any adverse effects.
Update #2:It would appear that some kind of a patch was shipped out which seems to have broken the game for all platforms. On a positive note, the Mesa OpenGL version override is now part of the launch script for the game. I will update this update when an update ships that fixes the update. Issue has been resolved and the game should now launch normally.
Get the game on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/462770/Pyre/ Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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About the game (from the Steam store):
QuotePyre is a party-based RPG in which you lead a band of exiles to freedom through ancient competitions spread across a vast, mystical purgatory. Who shall return to glory, and who shall remain in exile to the end of their days?
System requirements:
OS: glibc 2.17+, 32/64-bit
Processor: Dual Core 3.0ghz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: OpenGL 4.2+ support
Storage: 7 GB available space
I am personally a fan of Supergiant's previous work, having played through both Bastion and Transistor, and I may or may not have broken a personal rule regarding video game pre-orders when it comes to this title. The reviews thus far seem to be quite positive and I will also be sharing my thoughts on the game once I've actually gotten to try it out myself.
Update: I have now tried the game for a little over an hour and I would like to point out a bug AMD GPU users may run into. If you run the game on Mesa you may notice the game simply crashing on launch. Adding "MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.5COMPAT %command%" into the Steam launch options (right-click on the game -> Properties -> Set launch options) seems to fix the issue without any adverse effects.
Update #2:
Get the game on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/app/462770/Pyre/ Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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lucifertdark Jul 25, 2017
Darren Korb on soundtrack duties again, I can't wait to grab this as soon as I have the spare cash for it.
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Plintslîcho Jul 25, 2017
Once again the artwork looks absolutely exceptional and stunning. But the gameplay doesn't appeal to me. Nevertheless, I think Supergiant Games create fantastic games.
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I'm honestly confused more than anything.
Don't really understand what creature is supposed to be what and how the game plays....
(I'm not trying to be a dick , but my poor brain cannot comprehend)
Don't really understand what creature is supposed to be what and how the game plays....
(I'm not trying to be a dick , but my poor brain cannot comprehend)
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We actually reached out to the developer for a review key, but sadly they didn't reply :(
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Quoting: razing32I'm honestly confused more than anything.
Don't really understand what creature is supposed to be what and how the game plays....
(I'm not trying to be a dick , but my poor brain cannot comprehend)
Glad I'm not the only one who thought this. I love Bastion and I quite enjoyed Transistor, but I cannot work out what on Earth is going on in this trailer!
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I'm going to try to have some proper thoughts up tomorrow, possibly along with a video of some description, but some quick notes people may find useful. First of all, I am quite surprised by the gameplay, not quite 100% sure what to think about it yet but I think there's potential there. Definitely a lot different from both Transistor and Bastion but it's also nice to see Supergiant trying new things and not falling back to a safe gameplay formula. Also, if you intend to run the game on Mesa at least on Radeon the game might require you to slap "MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.5COMPAT %command%" into the launch options to get the game working. I will also update the article with this trick to get that piece of info out there. The issue was reported on the Steam forums already and Ethan Lee seems to be looking into it a bit more. For now that workaround seems to suffice.
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Man, Supergiant make some amazingly beautiful games. I'm just starting out so I can't give any thoughts on the game other than it looks amazing, but I look forward to playing a lot more when I have more time (this weekend). Hopefully I don't suck too badly at the rites (the battles in this game are called rites and they're essentially a type of sport).
Last edited by Keyrock on 25 July 2017 at 11:23 pm UTC
Last edited by Keyrock on 25 July 2017 at 11:23 pm UTC
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The art looks interesting, but where is the DRM-free version? Transistor and Bastion are available on GOG for example (though they did come out there with a huge huge delay).
And why does it need compat profile, did they even test it with Mesa? Such things should be caught during QA cycle, not post release. Not testing with Mesa is just unacceptable today.
Last edited by Shmerl on 26 July 2017 at 4:18 am UTC
And why does it need compat profile, did they even test it with Mesa? Such things should be caught during QA cycle, not post release. Not testing with Mesa is just unacceptable today.
Last edited by Shmerl on 26 July 2017 at 4:18 am UTC
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