
The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experienc
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
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This demo includes the Open World City part of the The Matrix Awakens the rest has to be removed due to licensing
This boundary-pushing technical demo is an original concept set within the world of Warner Bros' The Matrix. Written and cinematically directed by Lana Wachowski, it features Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss reprising their roles as Neo and Trinity and—in a reality-flipping twist—also playing themselves.
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows, Linux |
Publisher | |
Release date | Dec 06, 2021 |
Author | JohnLogostini |
Genre | Adventure, Action, Racing |
Made with | Unreal Engine |
Tags | Action-Adventure, Driving, DRM Free, linux, Open World, Physics, Singleplayer, Walking simulator |
Average session | About a half-hour |
Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse, Xbox controller, Playstation controller |
Links | Homepage, Source code |
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The Matrix Awakens - Linux 64-bit - Vulkan 16 GB
Version 1
The Matrix Awakens - Windows 64-bit - DirectX 12 17 GB
Version 1
The Matrix Awakens - Windows 64-bit - Vulkan 17 GB
Version 1
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On an graphics card with 8GB the Windows version through Proton-GE boots. (Seems to be paging VRAM into RAM)
Meanwhile the native Linux version only boots with destructive .ini tweaks.
What ini tweaks do you need to make? Also, I am currently working on updates for this. I was planning on rolling out a graphics menu and shader compilation system immediately after i fist version. Then that sent me down an insane rabbit hole, mostly on the PSO system, and I got distracted by another project named C-Beams.
Anyway, I am just wrapping up work on a system named NextGen Settings (NGS), which I will bundle in the next build. So yeah, what ini tweaks did you make? I’ll have an update soon—sih maybe™.
From what I remember, heavy ones to disable lumen to prevent what seems like a VRAM leak on the Linux version with my 8GB card. Non of this was needed running the Windows version through Proton.
Ok good to know