Dread Delusion keeps offering more and more reasons to return to the Oneiric Isles.
I make it no secret that I love Dread Delusion, a chunky, retro RPG in a stunning alien world with body horror-fueled societies clinging to life on the asteroids orbiting a small, blood-red star. Despite its throwback looks and a green"verified" badge however, it used to justmy Steam Deck, rarely cresting above 30fps and typically hovering around 25. A recent early access update has vastly improved those numbers, and the culprit was so simple I can still barely believe it.
"This means that the game should run much faster now, especially on low-end systems like the Steam Deck." Level of detail systems are a common sight in open world games, with older favorites like Skyrim sometimes having a visible fade out and back in as you approach a landmark, with a low-detail model for distant viewing replaced with a high-detail one for examining up close.
In addition to the big performance uplift, the Cadaver Keep update has also seen another expansion of Dread Delusion's main quest, bringing it one step closer to its full 1.0 release. That's the best news of all for me, because no matter how much I love this game,in which the player hunts down Vela's old comrade; an esoteric woman based in the Endless region.a multi-challenge dungeon teeming with cannibalistic enemies look for new prey.
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