Started Darksiders 2 - Deathinitive Edition, the DX11 renderer doesn't work (both with DXVK and without) due to an issue with the game, however it comes with an OpenGL one and performs very well with it.


Resonance of Fate, with a wine-staging setup because Proton only shows a black screen. The game supports 4k rendering even on lower-resolution monitors, which results in quite nice image quality.


Ghost of a Tale with DXVK.



Just Cause 3 is for sale in Steam. Runs fine with wine-staging 3.18 and DXVK 0.90.

Did you try it with proton?

Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales

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This one makes use of Stream Output, so it's good that Wine 3.19 finally includes the necessary patches. As an additional hurdle, it requires native Windows Media Foundation dlls from Windows 7 to run.

Today I made a little experiment with my 2012 PC build with i5-2400+GTX 760, this system is still running on Mint 17.3 (Based off Ubuntu 14.04), at the time Wine had barely started with CSMT and Vulkan was still almost a couple of years away. So the question in my head popped, but can it run Cry.......DXVK? The answer is yes (on the Nvidia side at least):


To build Wine with Vulkan support for Ubuntu 14.04 you can use the "libvulkan" packages from the 16.04 repo. :)

Testing out the recently DRM-Free released Lords of the Fallen, I don't know if any technical surprises await me but so far it renders correctly and the only issue I encountered is an error when exiting the game. Use of ESync is highly recommended, in a specific scene I get up to 12fps more with it enabled.


Using DXVK 0.91 with drivers 396.54.09. FPS is with V-Sync on to avoid tearing during screenshots.

Testing out the recently DRM-Free released Lords of the Fallen, I don't know if any technical surprises await me but so far it renders correctly and the only issue I encountered is an error when exiting the game. Use of ESync is highly recommended, in a specific scene I get up to 12fps more with it enabled.

Spoiler, click me


Using DXVK 0.91 with drivers 396.54.09. FPS is with V-Sync on to avoid tearing during screenshots.

How do you managed to run it? This doesn't work under SteamPlay/Proton :( It's the Gog version?

How do you managed to run it? This doesn't work under SteamPlay/Proton :( It's the Gog version?

It's the GOG version yes, using Wine 3.19 with eSync. No special settings required but I did install corefonts just to be on the safe side.

How do you managed to run it? This doesn't work under SteamPlay/Proton :( It's the Gog version?

GOG version is DRM-free, so Wine compatibility is expected to be better.

Shadow Warrior 2 (Wine+dxvk):


Binary message:

01100111 01110010 01100101 01100101 01110100 01101001
01101110 01100111 01110011 00100000 01100110 01110010
01101111 01101101 00100000 01010111 01100001 01110010
01110011 01100001 01110111

decodes to:

greetings from Warsaw

It works with Proton too.

Soldier of Fortune: Platinum Edition from GOG.com using the now illicit SoFplus mod:

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I am calling bull here Activision.

And onto Soldier of Fortune II:

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Finally won Soldier of Fortune II:

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Never really played any MMO except WoW, but this is basically WoWhammer and it's great. Took far too long to get it running

Waaaghammer?

Some unnecessary base building in Subnautica. :D



Resident Evil 2 remake with DXVK 0.95:
It works fine at the max graphics settings. It shows it's consuming more than 12 GB of VRAM, but in reality it's about 5 GB. The downside is that the game stucks at the loading screen after the cutscene with Leon and Claire in the police car. After Alt+F4 it, I get this:

After spending a couple hours getting Uplay installed AND working, Assassin's Creed 2! Second one I've played after Rouge on the PS3.
Running at a decent fps and with a Dualshock 4

Got Ashen working on Wine 4.0-rc7 (Staging) + DXVK 0.96, and it is a wonderful game actually. Here are some screenshots:

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