Ashes of the Singularity is expected to receive support for the Vulkan API in June and several more improvements and optimizations around this game could arrive in the coming months.

One of the most important titles today is Ashes of the Singularity, a game that has a great reputation, especially within the hardware world, because its benchmark utility is one of the most used and respected at the moment, for being highly demanding on graphics, above all. It has now been known thanks to Stardock that some kind of novelty regarding this software would be developing, which would arrive with a version in Vulkan apparently in June.

Through a detailed post where a lot of information is given regarding the game, we also find technical data on game modification and customization, very recent stability problems and some that could occur in the future, in addition, information has been given about the next arrival of support in this game of the Vulkan API, which should arrive in June, according to the data. The post explains that the game is practically fully developed, but that does not mean that the work is almost finished, they are working on improving compatibility with different platforms and solutions, as well as improving optimization to give more of the game.

It is also explained that one of the pillars of current development focuses on offering quality support for Vulkan, although this does not mean that support is offered for Linux, although we must emphasize that this does leave the door open to offer support in the future under this open operating system, but it is also clarified that the user base is not enough to develop on this platform.

The game has become more popular than expected, especially as a benchmark solution to measure the performance of a graphics card and occasionally the performance of processors. It should be noted that the popularity of the game also puts a lot of effort on the developers, as they must work hard to improve the performance, compatibility and stability of the game.