The developers also mention some games softlocking on Intel, missing transparency in others, and the game window being partially transparent on AMD.The pink hero is back in Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe on Nintendo Switch! Jump into four-player fun or go at it solo in this deluxe version of the Wii platforming adventure, featuring new abilities, subgames and a bonus escapade starring the interdimensional traveller, Magolor. What the equivalent of that is on Linux, I’m not sure. The PR mentions that you’re going to want to use the 21.3.2 driver for AMD. The developers are working on adding alpha test and multisampling support, better stability on the AMD drivers, “Index buffer conversion for quads,” a pipeline cache, among many other things. There’s still a lot of work left, however, before this pull request gets merged into the main branch.

Allows transform feedback buffers to have other uses while the transform feedback is active.

Avoids copies, we do not yet take advantage of this, but will in the future.

Supports for 2D array views from 3D textures.

Support for textures views between compressed and uncompressed formats.Support for compressed 3D textures: Fixes graphical glitches on Tales of Vesperia, Ghost & Goblins returns, Monster Hunter Rise and more.AMD, Intel, and even NVIDIA benefit from: There’s more benefits to Vulkan besides the performance improvements and graphical bugs getting fixed.

As for graphical bugs on Intel, check out what’s been fixed with Kirby (other games benefit as well, not just Kirby):

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