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Plus Valve continue adding in Vulkan to their games like Dota 2, CS:GO, Portal 2 and more using DXVK-Native. Heck, Valve recommends developers use the Vulkan API 'for best performance and battery life'.Īn increasing number of games have native Vulkan rendering systems now too like Red Dead Redemption 2, Jupiter Hell, Metro Exodus, No Man's Sky, Path of Exile, the Serious Sam series, The Talos Principle, Superliminal, War Thunder and many more. Without Vulkan, you might never have seen a Steam Deck. Especially important for the Linux-powered Steam Deck, since this is what Windows games will be running through.

They're both used with Steam Play Proton, and they're part of the secret sauce on how so many games perform well.

Some of the biggest work though has been with the likes of DXVK and VKD3D-Proton, two implementations of various versions of Direct3D that get translated to Vulkan. There's also absolutely tons of tech now supporting it too like FNA and SDL2. Major game engines now have support for it including Unity and Unreal Engine, with Godot Engine preparing their next major release that will have support for it. It now has included vendor neutral Ray Tracing available, there's Vulkan Video, Dynamic Rendering and the recent release of Vulkan 1.3 pulling in more extensions properly into the standard. While it's true that DirectX from Microsoft is still more widely used, mostly in part due to prior developer knowledge and the majority of games being very Windows-focused, that doesn't mean Vulkan hasn't made some impressive inroads. It truly has helped to create some amazing stuff while it steadily takes over from OpenGL as the cross-platform open API to use. Can you actually believe that the Vulkan API has just crossed over the 6 year mark? Sometimes it feels like it was only yesterday.

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