Name of the game with compatibility issues: Babba Yagga: Woodboy
Steam AppID of the game: 1835310
System Information
GPU: Radeon HD 7950
Driver/LLVM version: Mesa 22.2.5
Kernel version: 5.15
Proton version: 8.0-2
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
The game's retro-style dithering effect appears to be absent. Compare my screenshot (below) to this promotional screenshot seen on the game's store page.
I have not tried running this game on the officially supported operating systems (Windows 8 and 10) because they are not installed on my computer, so admittedly I am only assuming that the missing effect is the result of running the game with Proton, and not due to something like my GPU being old. Test results from anyone else who has this game would be helpful, although I realize it's extremely obscure. Frankly, the only reason I'm reporting this is that the apparent loss of the dithering effect is... interesting. I can only wonder if the same thing occurs in any other games. I know there are other games that utilize a similar graphical effect, but I don't think any other such games are in my library.
Launch the game and continue past the main menu. (The dithering effect does seem to be present in the main menu's background, but not in the actual game.)
Compatibility Report
System Information
I confirm:
Symptoms
The game's retro-style dithering effect appears to be absent. Compare my screenshot (below) to this promotional screenshot seen on the game's store page.
I have not tried running this game on the officially supported operating systems (Windows 8 and 10) because they are not installed on my computer, so admittedly I am only assuming that the missing effect is the result of running the game with Proton, and not due to something like my GPU being old. Test results from anyone else who has this game would be helpful, although I realize it's extremely obscure. Frankly, the only reason I'm reporting this is that the apparent loss of the dithering effect is... interesting. I can only wonder if the same thing occurs in any other games. I know there are other games that utilize a similar graphical effect, but I don't think any other such games are in my library.
Proton log:
steam-1835310.logReproduction
Launch the game and continue past the main menu. (The dithering effect does seem to be present in the main menu's background, but not in the actual game.)