If your PC has both an integrated GPU (like Intel HD or AMD Radeon Vega) and a dedicated card (NVIDIA/AMD), the game might be trying to launch using the weaker integrated chip that doesn't support the required Vulkan features. Device Manager Display adapters Right-click your integrated graphics and select Disable device (only do this if you have a dedicated GPU).
If updating drivers didn't work, the Vulkan libraries themselves might be corrupted. Go to the LunarG Vulkan SDK page . Download the for Windows. If your PC has both an integrated GPU
If you are on a laptop or a PC with a CPU that has integrated graphics (like AMD Ryzen "G" series), the application might be trying to use the weaker integrated chip instead of your dedicated GPU. Go to the LunarG Vulkan SDK page
Visit the Intel Download Center for the latest UHD/Iris Graphics drivers. Visit the Intel Download Center for the latest
To understand the fix, you have to understand the error. In simple terms, your game is trying to call a specific function ( VkGetPhysicalDeviceFeatures2 ) from the Vulkan graphics API.
This error occurs when an application—often a game like or Hyperscape —tries to call a specific function ( vkGetPhysicalDeviceFeatures2 ) that your current Vulkan driver or graphics loader does not support or cannot find. It typically points to outdated graphics drivers, a conflict between integrated and dedicated GPUs, or a corrupted Vulkan installation. Follow this guide to resolve the issue systematically. 1. Update Graphics Drivers (Primary Fix)