Plus, in classic roguelike fashion, death resets your progress, leaving you with the just the few precious diamonds you may have collected on your latest run to improve your character and the world for subsequent attempts. With the aforementioned Pro Controller, Async GPU, and process affinity fixes applied, this game runs very stable at a locked 60FPS on a Ry& GTX 1060-6GB test bench.You do indeed have to make your way through dungeons moving one square at a time, while enemies match your every action with a movement or attack of their own - like a huge game of chess.Shopkeepers inside dungeons can completely freeze the game. Shopkeepers in the overworld can cause various issues if they sing along with the game’s music, causing it to skip around or be completely broken until the player moves to an area with a new song to reset it. Keyboard instantly getting ghost input (if you don’t have controller, use steam link touch control from phone)
This workaround’s effectiveness with Intel CPUs is currently unknown.Ĭontroller seems to get ghost input on some runs (even with analog axis unmapped), restarting fixes it. This is potentially remedied by configuring Yuzu’s process affinity to only make use of real CPU cores on AMD Ryzen systems. Game speed seems to ignore the speed limiter on some/all systems with Asynchronous GPU enabled, even while using a Pro Controller config. > Graphics > Use asynchronous GPU emulation. This option can be found under Emulation > Configure.
In addition, Docked Mode should also be enabled.Īsynchronous GPU is now partially compatible with this title, enabling better performance while in use. This article on Github Cadence of Hyrule – Crypt of the NecroDancer Featuring The Legend of Zelda Summaryįor the best compatibility, enable only the Pro Controller in the custom controller config. The below game entry is based on user submitted content.
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