Dark Void (45710)

[Patola]

Compatibility Report

• Name of the game with compatibility issues: Dark Void
• Steam AppID of the game: 45710

System Information

• GPU: RX 7900 XTX
• Video driver version: Mesa 24.0.4
• Kernel version: 6.8.7-273-tkg-eevdf
• Link to full system information report as Gist: https://gist.github.com/Patola/8ddabc7b0d0419af5f77d4e69c50fc96 and https://gist.github.com/Patola/5571720ffe575b067758d79e6f5be760
• Proton version: 8.0-5, also tried Experimental

I confirm:

• [X] that I haven't found an existing compatibility report for this game.
• [X] that I have checked whether there are updates for my system available.

Symptoms

After the launcher present the option to "Launch DARK VOID", click on it makes it crash (in the proton log I see a "Unhandled page fault on read access to 00000000...")

Reproduction

• Install the game, run it once (it installs physx/some nvidia stuff)
• Register the game with the CD Keys given by steam
• exit the launcher, run it again
• once the launcher appears, press "Launch DARK VOID"
• then it crashes

steam-45710.log

[Patola]

Note: tried on Wayland (KDE) and Xorg (icewm), the result is the same.

[Patola]

Another case when it doesn't work on AMD but it worked on NVIDIA -- tried on my laptop, pasting the steam log here. steam-45710-nvidia.log

[simifor]

@Patola It's working on my setup on stable, beta, and bleeding edge with the only issue being a few test patterns before the main menu. Plasma xorg 6.0.4, mesa 24.0.6, kernel 6.8.7 (stock), and RX6600.

[Patola]

@Patola It's working on my setup on stable, beta, and bleeding edge with the only issue being a few test patterns before the main menu. Plasma xorg 6.0.4, mesa 24.0.6, kernel 6.8.7 (stock), and RX6600.

Thanks for the info, I will try with other variations (e.g. gnome in xorg, KDE in xorg, I only tried icewm).

[Patola]

I am not sure what I did but after removing the prefix of the game once again with regular proton and using the CD code once again at startup, it started working both under Xorg and Wayland. Go figure.