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Hopefully there'll be a fix available, but right now I've been trying everything I can - task manager, pre-cache shader disabling, etc. - to no success. I was really excited to play this after three years of waiting :(
None of these worked:
- disabling Steam overlay
- deleting the overlay JSON files from the Steam folder
- running as administrator
- running in any compatibility mode
- enabling any compatibility settings
- limiting CPU cores
- disabling antivirus
- running in standard resolution (mine is 3840*1600, many games have problems with it)
- deleting shader files (there was nothing to delete, the game would quit before generating any)
- updating the Adrenalin drivers (it's the newest one, and I'm not willing to switch back to an older version just for a game)
- installing the Vulkan SDK
Finally I started analyzing the dump files and it looked like some kind of access violation, but I couldn't find the culprit. Then I fired up WinDbg (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/) and launched the executable inside it. Looking at all the libraries involved in the startup, it was immediately clear that some of them had nothing to do with the game. In my case, the apps involved were the following:
- Riva Tuner Statistics Server
- HudSight
- Bandicam
I removed all of these and dang, the game started without any the above fixes (even the Steam overlay works properly). I hope this helps someone.
the game use to start by just deleting the JSON files , but not anymore ... i dont know what to do now
What if you don't have a second monitor? For me, it's just my laptop
I have same proplam
List your specs. In Win10/11 some games may do this, especially on Laptops because the Onboard GPU is your default and it can't be disabled. So you might need to click StartMenu > start typing Graphics > click on Graphics Settings > click Browse > navigate to the game folder and add any/all game related EXE files to the listing > once they are added click Options on each and change to High Performance GPU.
Now said game should launch using the dedicated GPU and not the onboard one.
If all you have in Onboard Intel / Radeon GPU, then you're PC is not powerful enough. It must have a fairly decent dedicated GPU such as GTX 1080 or better.
For some games you may even need to navigate to the game folder, find the game related EXE files, right click them one at a time, go to Properties and tick the option for "Disable Full Screen Optimization" and click OK to apply.
Use MSI Afterburner + RTSS and configure it properly.
You can also use OBS Studio and record to local files.
Can you give me a clear instruction on how to use the debugger app and find the apps involved in the game startup?