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Current official release
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Observed on iPhone 15.
One unified report stream across release, preview, and self-built testing.
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Preview 2.0.1-9849 now gets in-game and first track is playable with excellent performance on a 2020 M1 MacBookPro (26.6.1)! <img width="1920" height="1080" alt="Image" src=" />
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Menu runs fantastic, the game itself gets maybe 7fps
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Somewhat playable in game, although performance is poor on iPhone 17 on both GPU backends.
In-Game · iPhone 17 · iOS 27.0 · MSL
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on MacBookPro (M1) (same build: 1.0.01-9288) - also get a crash during logos - in fact, what is unique about this game is if you let the game keep running it keeping looping back to the same logo over and over again in an infinite loop: <img width="1392" height="860" alt="Image" src=" />
Open commentContext only. Preview, self-built, and non-matching local reports do not change the public release verdict.
So the game runs but you can not see anything in menus and have to go blind. Also exploding sound. Then in game it’s dead silent. This is very rough and I cannon consider this to be playable or in game even though I can go in game if I guess prompts in menu.
