Yes it's really frustrating but unfortunately out of our hands. We're raising funds now to create out feature film The RackaJack which is a found footage horror based around eight influencers that go deep into English woodland looking for answers surrounding the legend of the Rackajack. If I was to sum up the vibe of the film/game it's I'm a Celebrity meets Predator.
I think Gaussian Splattting is going to be playing a huge part in games in the coming years so hopefully AMD will also fully support it.
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I've looked into the issue more and it appears that the Gaussian Splat plugin we used is only supported on RTX Nvidia cards, really sorry about that.
However we are working on browser based games too which use the same technology and work pretty much anything, I'm testing out proof of concept browser game on an iPhone 13. 
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your kind words and for giving it a try. I'm not sure why it wouldn't work on an AMD, my suspicion is it's to do with the Gaussian Splatting technology that requires RTX. Are you able to load the front end and see the text and just a black background?
I'll have a chat with the coder and also look into the requirements that the Unreal Plugin needed to see if that's the root cause.
Thanks for taking the time to try.
Peter
Thank you so much Cameltoe (love the name :) )
This is a proof of concept, in the future we're planning on creating a feature film. The idea being in that you can watch a movie, jump into the interactive parts while you watch or just watch as a movie and then go back into the interactive sections afterwards. A bit like Blueray extras in that you have the option to delve deeper. It's worth noting that this tech can be used for Behind the scenes and the lore of characters too, imagine walking around the Millenium Falcon and play the holograhic chess game with R2D2 or Chewbecca.
We're also working on making all our film/games online based removing the friction of having to download a .exe and relying on hardware.
Thanks again for taking the time to play and record it. Really appreciate it!
Thanks InheoGames. We really appreciate you taking the time to play the film/game.
This is a proof of concept on how in the future movies can have games intergrated within them. The idea is that you can watch a film and jump into the game element of it when the interactive prompt comes up during the movie or if you want you can just jump into the game sections from the main menu.
Thank you so much for your feedback.
Peter
