The Smurfs - Dreams on AnyPS5

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The Smurfs - Dreams reaches the Smurfs’ Village with player control on Linux main. On the tested Radeon RX 6650 XT, most of the village is nearly black, which makes this a limited gameplay result.

Linux: menus work, the village stays dark

The Smurfs - Dreams main-build report uses main 9f25d0bf5, title ID PPSA21607 and Mesa 26.2.4 with the RADV driver. No open pull requests were added.

Play, Options and Credits respond in the main menu, but its three-dimensional background stays black. The village loads and accepts player control, with only patches of grass visibly lit. A grey trail seen in older runs had disappeared on this main build.

Watch the graphics path rather than the stage label

The source discussion tracks the graphics limitation behind the dark scene and includes experimental fallback builds. Their brighter results require their own changes and should be compared separately from this main configuration. Reaching a controllable character here does not imply that the picture is usable throughout the game.

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Linux · Village control with severe rendering errors

System
Linux
Title ID
PPSA21607
Build
Main branch · 9f25d0bf5
GPU
AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT
Driver
Mesa 26.2.4 RADV

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