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Games: Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark, Valve and EA

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 1st of May 2019 03:24:24 AM Filed under
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  • Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark is a mighty fine turn-based RPG and the full release is out now

    Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark from 6 Eyes Studio and 1C Entertainment is complete and now officially available with Linux support as Early Access is done and finished.

    Another crowdfunding success story for Linux gaming, after originally being on Kickstarter it got funded back in October 2017. Since then, 6 Eyes Studio have continued to refine and expand the game over around eight months and their hard work shows, as it's a fantastic game to play through if you enjoyed titles like Final Fantasy Tactics.

  • Valve have released the full details of the Valve Index VR system, limited pre-orders tomorrow

    Valve have pushed out the details of their new in-house VR kit, the Valve Index along with the Controllers and 2.0 Base Stations.

    The actual Headset has dual 1440x1600 RGB LCDs and it runs at 120Hz with "full back-compatibility to 90Hz". Additionally, there's an experimental 144Hz mode as well. The displays have a "reduced illumination period of 0.330ms to 0.530ms (framerate dependent)" which Valve claim is a "5x improvement" over first-gen PC VR HMDs which all sounds mighty impressive to me.

  • Valve Reveals Specifications For Their Index VR Headset, Controllers & Base Stations

    Valve has published the complete specifications and details on their much anticipated VR Index headset with new controllers and base stations.

    The Index headset features dual 1440x1600 RGB LCDs running up to 144Hz (or 120Hz default), an interesting audio design, front expansion slot on the headset, and other specs putting it well ahead of the likes of the HTC Vive.

    The Valve Index pre-orders will open tomorrow while they expect to begin shipping their first complete virtual reality solution by the start of July.

  • EA Joins The Khronos Group, Will Collaborate On Vulkan

    Well, here's a surprise... EA (yes, Electronic Arts) has joined The Khronos Group as a contributing member.

    The gaming giant has finally joined The Khronos Group to help foster these industry members. EA is said to be engaging with Khronos on Vulkan, NNEF, and glTF collaborations.

    It will be interesting to see if EA ends up shipping Vulkan-powered games moving forward for Windows and potentially Linux and even macOS via MoltenVK. We do know EA SEED's has experimented with Vulkan for their "Halcyon" R&D engine, among expressing other interest around Vulkan in the past, but now EA has actually joined Khronos.

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