Hi everyone!

Over the past three years, I’ve been sharing the progress of our development, and today is a very special day for us — we’re releasing a new demo that looks, feels, and plays a lot like what we aim to launch in Early Access in a couple of months.

We’ve overhauled most of the graphics, animations, SFX, and VFX, added new mechanics, and rebalanced others.

This demo features one character out of the five we’ve designed for the full game, and it's deep enough to offer countless hours of fun — completely free!

I'm always around to answer questions, receive feedback, and engage with anyone who wants to chat, as I don’t believe in “just shilling the game around.” So feel free to leave your thoughts below!

I hope you enjoy it!

• Steam Page Link!

The game has native Linux support, and we especially value feedback from players on this OS.

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Has anyone done it? i would love to be able to get 10fps extra...... So I am considering it. If it does not work is it easy to go back to windows?

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i add the game .exe file + i just proton ge runner and when i hit play it show like i start playing then it crashes and close

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If you are building PC for Linux please use AMD gpus because today i installed my beloved os i just went through nonsense because of NVIDIA drivers but on AMD it comes preinstalled basically you have to update mesa

oh i am jealous of amd people

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I'm thinking about how long until EA implement it's anticheat in Battlefront 2, since now it gain some popularity, what do you think?

I really hope that they won't implement it, im addicted in the game on my fedora, but I'm skeptical.

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I've noticed minor graphical glitches in kde, even after moving to Cachyos. Mainly happens when I drag a file and there's small artifacts. Some text also looked weird depending on the program. Games don't seem to have issues, just kde and certain programs.

Using Cachyos with an Rx 6800 gpu and r7 5800x

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Intel 13700K and 6900XT here. I spent two days setting up my Ubuntu installation with Lutris and Steam. Diablo 4 and World of Warcraft perform just as well as they do on Windows. The Elder Scrolls Online is noticeably slower, but still playable.

I mostly use my Windows PC for gaming, and I have a Mac for work. I like Ubuntu—it boots up a little bit faster and feels snappy overall.

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I know you guys probably get dozens of these a month, so I’m gonna try to be as helpful as possible.

My PC was built to be a gaming rig to play with friends online, but we never play the big online competitive titles like Warzone, Valorant, Apex, Fortnite, etc. 99% of the games we play are through Steam. We do occasionally play Black Ops III custom zombies maps, but that’s the biggest online game that we’ve played. The next biggest titles we’ve all played together are Enshrouded and Dying Light 2, but big titles like those are relatively far and few in between for us.

90% of the time, we mess around on games like Lethal Company, Labyrinthine, Phasmo, etc. Games that I play by myself are also 95% singleplayers that are on Steam. I do have other titles that I own on other launchers, such as Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix on the Epic Games launcher.

In terms of non-gaming essentials, I occasionally use my rig for video and audio editing using Adobe Premiere Pro and Audition. Casual browsing on Firefox is also a must, and I know Firefox is on Linux, too.

I don’t really use it for playing media— movies, music, etc.

In terms of my level of tech literacy, I’d like to think I’m pretty proficient. If I don't know how to do something, I can Google it until I find it. I don’t think I would have any qualms about using a cmd-type interface to run things, I guess, but I hear Linux has come far in terms of ease of use for more casual people.

I’m currently considering the switch because:

• it looks prettier
• it has less bloatware, compared to Windows 11
• I want to give the middle finger to Microsoft for trying to spy on our shit
• I want to jump ship from Microsoft spying on all my shit
• unwanted AI features that will probably come to all Windows machines eventually

I know virtually anything can run Linux, but here are the basic specs anyway:

• AMD 9800X3D
• Powercolor Hellhound 7900 XTX
• 32GB DDR5 RAM

Given this info, should I switch? Feel free to ask me any clarifying questions, and I'd be happy to answer!

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Configuração:

• CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 (stock)
• GPU: RTX 2060 Super (Driver NVIDIA 550)
• RAM: 16GB DDR4 @ 3200MHz
• Settings: 1080p, Ultra, MSAA 8x
• SO: Linux Mint 22.1 Cinnamon (kernel 6.5)

Resultados:
Média: 172 FPS (variação 158-182)
Setup 100% gráfico:

• Drivers: "Gerenciador de Drivers" nativo
• Steam: Loja de aplicativos (Flatpak)
• Otimizações: GOverlay + Mangohud (GUI)

https://preview.redd.it/yxj7le947k4f1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=7c426f51d2000a4e5d635de9819ab5b44e105e03

Por que compartilho?
Como migrei recentemente do Windows (sem dual-boot), quis testar com meu hardware real. Surpresas:

1. Zero terminal para jogos/configurações essenciais
2. Compatibilidade NVIDIA melhor que o esperado
3. Performance próxima ao Windows no mesmo jogo

Aviso importante:

• Não tenho canal/blog vinculado
• Benchmarks são meus (hardware real)
• Objetivo: discutir experiência prática

Discussão:

1. Alguém testou jogos similares no Mint 22?
2. Sugestões para otimizar Vulkan em GPUs Turing?
3. Ferramentas GUI que valem a pena?

(Se útil, comento prints do setup depois)

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So the game runs fine just sometimes the sound becomes static and it gets annoying at times and om on Pop_OS 22.04 (gnome version 42.09) 64bit Intel core i7-10875H Nvidia RTX 2060 Mobile And windows system x11

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I'm having a pretty good experience overall using my Quest2 on Linux with WiVRn/ALVR, but one of the small annoyances I'm facing is the lack of video player support in VRC. I've already tried a bunch of different proton versions (GE-Proton9-22-rtsp17; Proton-GE-RTSP; 9.0-4; GE-10-3; GE-10-4) as well as some launch arguments like --enable-avpro-in-proton --enable-hw-video-decoding but nothing seems to work, all I can see is a black screen where the video should be. At least I'm not crashing or anything, but it would be nice if at least basic youtube video playback was working.

Does anyone have any solutions?

Some info about my setup:

• OS: Arch (btw), "stock" kernel 6.14.7
• Headset: Quest 2
• VR Runtime: WiVRn, connected via Link cable
• VRChat: Latest version from Steam, no beta
• CPU: R9 9950X3D
• GPU: RTX 3070
• My current launch args: PROTON_LOG=0 XR_RUNTIME_JSON=/run/host/usr/share/openxr/1/openxr_wivrn.json PRESSURE_VESSEL_FILESYSTEMS_RW=$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/wivrn/comp_ipc %command% --enable-avpro-in-proton --enable-hw-video-decoding --affinity=FFFF --process-priority=2 --main-thread-priority=2 -screen-width 1920 -screen-height 1080

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My old PC is about to move for the 10yo kid as a low end Linux gaming rig.

I can manage with any distro but I'd like this one to be a simple one so he can make it his own.

• I'd like it to be simple to use.
• Good support with Nvidia & Steam.
• Automatic updates.
• Stable but recent updates.

Which distro should I pick?

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Hey everybody.

The followings spec are of my system:

Operating System: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20250531

KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.5

KDE Frameworks Version: 6.14.0

Qt Version: 6.9.0

Kernel Version: 6.14.6-2-default (64-bit)

Graphics Platform: X11

Processors: 12 × AMD Ryzen 5 8600G w/ Radeon 760M Graphics

Memory: 31.0 GiB of RAM

Graphics Processor: AMD Radeon RX 7600 XT

Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.

Product Name: B650 AORUS ELITE AX V2

System Version: Default string-WCP

My question is which controller would you recommend? My other generic controller broke down, because of a cable break, so it works on and off depending on how the cable is moved...

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Horripilant is a thoroughly unusual dungeon crawler that will make you feel quite uneasy, blending in some elements from idler, puzzle and autobattler elements.

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Hi all. I'm trying to run Cyberpunk on my Dell Precision using Heroic.

When I start up Cyberpunk, it starts up, but it just shows a black screen. I can hear audio working.

I found similar issues from other people

Setup is as follows:

• Fedora 41 (can't upgrade because no CUDA repo for Fedora 42 yet)
• Nvidia driver 570.133.20 from Nvidia's CUDA repository (575.51.03 causes issues)
• Kernel version 6.14.6-200.fc41.x86_64
• Running on Wayland using sway, usually playing Steam games works without issues.
• Display is connected to iGPU, game should be running on Nvidia GPU (based on memory allocations shown by `nvidia-smi`, it is indeed running on the Nvidia card)

Anyone here knows how to work around this?

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I will preface this but saying I'm completely new to Linux gaming, and still a Linux noob overall. I took a class on college and used Mint over 10 years ago as a bit of a experiment. I also had a Steam Deck for a bit, but that's really it. Forgive me if I say something that is well known, or easy to figure out but I'm just seeing what things could look like.

I have a PC that I use in my living room solely for gaming, and it is all AMD based. I'm interested in deeping my toes into Linux based gaming, so I'm seeing what my options are mostly for OS. I'm curious if SteamOS is possible to use on a desktop machine, or if I'd be better served going back to something like Mint that I have some familiarity with. As this machine is solely for gaming, SteamOS does seem very appealing as it's very user friendly but I don't know what the state of this is for desktops. I know more PC handhelds are starting to use it, but I don't know how well that's translates.

I'm currently running a 5800 non X and 7800XT; I heard driver support on Linux is better with AMD so should I be pretty well set in that regard for driver support?

Thank you in advance any advice and tips.

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shapez 2 was already good and now the huge Dimension Update is out now, it looks like it's going to suck away plenty more hours of your time.

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