ReCore: Definitive Edition (PC) Gameplay -No Commentary- (Xbox One, Linux Mint)

I just picked up ReCore: Definitive Edition on a Steam Sale yesterday, and so far, I am enjoying what I've played of it. It's definitely a unique combination of a little Zelda, Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, and maybe some Jet Force Gemini thrown in for good measure. Essentially, it's an open-world platformer and I've been enjoying what I've played of it so far. ReCore was a console exclusive to the Xbox One, but like Ryse: Son of Rome, it did get a PC port as well. I've wanted to play it ever since I researched Xbox One exclusives when I received my Xbox One console. Recore is, basically, a 3D plarformer with some dungeon-crawler elements, and even has the challenge-modes like Mario 64 where there are hidden areas with really tough platforming challenges. Overall, I'm enjoying the game so far. It's worth looking into, and it's currently on sale on Steam as of this video. I am playing this on my Linux Mint partition, and when using GPU Screen Record, the game has been freezing up on me. I don't think tha gmae is particularly fond of GPU Screen record, because it doesn't get these freeze ups when I'm not recording. Other than that, the game runs great on Linux. I'm just running it at 1080p at 180hz, but recording at 60 fps. I could run it at 4K as well, but the only 4K display I have is my 4K 60 hz TV, which I may use in the future to capture native 4K footage for videos. I've used it in the past to capture 4K footage. The game is running great on Linux, outside of the freezes when using the screen recorder. Rig (built before the rampocalypse): Ryzen 7 7700 Radeon RX 7900 GRE 32 gigs DDR5 at 6000 mhz Corsair RM850e PSU (850 watt) Linux Mint and Windows 10 dual boot -Total of 7tb of storage for games a video footage: 2x 2tb NVME SSDs (One with Windows, one with Linux Mint) 2 tb Western Didital Blue Sata SSD 1 tb PNY Sata SSD -And since I will not Own Nothing and be happy: LG Blu Ray RW Drive Asus DVD RW drive #xboxone #recore #pcgaming #linuxgaming