Mad Max Launches For Linux

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Mad Max Launches For Linux

Feral Interactive's port of Mad Max to Linux (and macOS) is now officially out and can be found on Steam...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...Launches-Linux

[Pontostroy]

works fine on radeonsi
http://www.gearsongallium.com/?p=3453

[atomsymbol]

works fine on radeonsi
http://www.gearsongallium.com/?p=3453

Just a note: The videos are captured at 3 FPS, the game itself runs at higher FPS.

[liamdawe]

I did a port report, review and video here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articl...available.8368

It does not have a benchmark mode.

[atomsymbol]

A10-7850K + R9-390: 50-70 FPS (Normal quality), 40-70 FPS (High and Very High quality)

Software: Linux-kernel-git (amdgpu.ko), llvm-git, mesa-git; xorg-server driver: modesetting

GPU utilization: 30-40% (Normal quality), 40-50% (High quality) => The game is CPU-limited on this hardware&software setup

FPS drops when entering new areas of the virtual world during gameplay: Yes (caused by shader compilations and/or by game data loads from a non-SSD disk)

[FireBurn]

UK folk can get it here for £5 http://www.cdkeys.com/pc/games/mad-max-pc it was cheaper here http://www.gamesdeal.com/mad-max.html before the pound went into freefall

[geearf]

UK folk can get it here for £5 http://www.cdkeys.com/pc/games/mad-max-pc it was cheaper here http://www.gamesdeal.com/mad-max.html before the pound went into freefall

These are non Linux keys, so won't count as Linux sales and won't give any money to the porter (Feral).

[bridgman]

with only listing NVIDIA hardware under Linux and the minimum being a GTX 660 while the recommendation is at least a GTX 970.

Strictly speaking it recommends "4GB 970 or better". We make quite a bit of hardware that is better

[atomsymbol]

Strictly speaking it recommends "4GB 970 or better". We make quite a bit of hardware that is better

... but your Linux HW is less programmable if the goal is to achieve a performance goal.

[smitty3268]

... but your Linux HW is less programmable if the goal is to achieve a performance goal.

Less programmable? I think you meant to say something else.