An old game from my childhood: Fat Boy Raids the Cookie Factory.

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Screenshot from the new BloodRayne Terminal Cut release:

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The good news is that the game no longer uses a separate exe when playing fmv's, they have now been converted to bink and play out of the box (both Nvidia and AMD gpu's). Widescreen/Ultrawide is supported (as shown above).

BloodRayne 2 Terminal Cut is also working fine. Apparently it's using a similar (or the same) engine as the first game, movies also work out of the box and like the first game it's based on DX8. Unfortunately the 2nd game doesn't scale well with ultrawide resolutions.

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The games are both using DX8 but you can use dgVoodoo+DXVK to force Vulkan, more screenshots:

BloodRayne 1
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BloodRayne 2
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Last edited by Avehicle7887 on 21 November 2020 at 12:06 pm UTC

Testing out Drakensang which released on GOG a couple of days ago.

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Getting it to run requires the following native overrides (32bit):

d3dx9_39.dll
xaudio2_2.dll
xactengine3_2.dll
x3daudio1_4.dll
quartz.dll

To get credits (duh) and intro fmv working you'll have to install: https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters/releases

If you want to run custom resolutions go to your Wine prefix folder then "users/your_username/My Documents/Drakensang/profiles/defaults" and edit 'Width' and 'Height' from the 'profile.xml' file.

Is the game good? I was thinking of buying it since I like RPGs in general.

I'm surprised quartz and xaudio are still a mess, despite faudio effort.

Last edited by Shmerl on 26 November 2020 at 9:08 pm UTC

Is the game good? I was thinking of buying it since I like RPGs in general.

I'm surprised quartz and xaudio are still a mess, despite faudio effort.

Never played it before, but I'm a sucker for rpg's of this kind, and I couldn't pass up that discount. The game seems to have gotten good reviews at the time. Ironically it seems to run better in Wine than it does on Win10.

The Wine build I'm using was built with FAudio 20.10 on both 64 and 32bit.

I don't know much about The Dark Eye universe, the only other game I played was Blackguards (never finished).

Hopefully they'll release the 2010 prequel Drakensang - River of Time.

Last edited by Avehicle7887 on 26 November 2020 at 9:47 pm UTC

OK, bought it :)

Fun fact: I have the original DVD and it's so fuckin' DRM ridden that I could only play it with a crack :'D

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Last edited by crt0mega on 30 November 2020 at 10:08 am UTC

Since the entire series was released on GOG, I'll start with the first one in the series: Batman - Arkham Asylum

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This game was a pain getting it to run, I discovered that the hard way before checking protondb, but eventually got it to work in plain Wine.

Requires the following stuff:

DotNetFX 2.0 (SP2 also good)
PhysX installation from game's folder.
Some DX9 overrides such as d3dcompiler_43 and d3dx9_43 as well as MDX (MS DirectX dll's)
I also had to override "nvapi" to disabled to get the game running.

Last edited by Avehicle7887 on 2 December 2020 at 1:03 pm UTC

Since the entire series was released on GOG, I'll start with the first one in the series: Batman - Arkham Asylum

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This game was a pain getting it to run, I discovered that the hard way before checking protondb, but eventually got it to work in plain Wine.

Requires the following stuff:

DotNetFX 2.0 (SP2 also good)
PhysX installation from game's folder.
Some DX9 overrides such as d3dcompiler_43 and d3dx9_43 as well as MDX (MS DirectX dll's)
I also had to override "nvapi" to disabled to get the game running.

yeah good adition to gog catalog, in my case stay in steam many years ago but also buy rayman raving rabbids (i have in steam some years ago), stranglehold (john woo), arkham asylum and arkham city

actually runs very well with d9vk aka dxvk and with lastest wine dont need .net framework for launcher (this work with mono in my case) but many recent launchers .net 4.0 dont work correctly with mono for now

Arkham Origins from gog works in lutris with no additional tinkering.

Arkham Origins from gog works in lutris with no additional tinkering.

Gave it a shot this morning, only thing required is d3dcompiler_43 override. Definitely much easier to get it working than Asylum.

Solid gameplay for almost 4hrs straight, really enjoying it.

In case any of you is interested in a free windows game, I just discovered a give away of seven enhanced edition on humble bundle (gog key), I don't know how it runs on Linux.

In case any of you is interested in a free windows game, I just discovered a give away of seven enhanced edition on humble bundle (gog key), I don't know how it runs on Linux.

Runs very well with latest Wine. The game used to have a few missing pictures during loading and no videos but that's history thanks to the work done on mfplat.

It is worth noting the game is missing 2 updates compared to Steam (GOG is 1.3.1 / Steam 1.3.3). Apparently someone even tried to get the dev's attention about this but nothing has been done yet.

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Last edited by Avehicle7887 on 8 December 2020 at 8:28 pm UTC

Warhammer, Warhammer and Warhammer .... Addiction

Website (Free to play): https://www.returnofreckoning.com
Lutris installer: https://lutris.net/games/warhammer-online-return-of-reckoning/

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Was time I get a new RPG: Operencia - The Stolen Sun


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Last edited by Avehicle7887 on 4 April 2021 at 6:52 pm UTC

Zelda Breath of The Wild and Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze are being ran in CEMU via Wine.

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy played via Proton / SteamPlay.

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Are you referring to the fact that it's displaying in a window? If so, run winecfg (Wine configuration) on the prefix, go to the Graphics tab and check the check-boxes that say "Automatically capture the mouse in full screen windows" and "Emulate a virtual desktop" and specify your screen resolution.

A lot of the times, running a game in a virtual desktop fixes problems related to windowing.

I'm not sure If it'll fix it in this particular game, but it's worth a try.

Last edited by DoctorJunglist on 18 May 2021 at 7:47 pm UTC

Some Lavapipe (Vulkan CPU rendering) testing fun.


No Man's Sky - Runs but very slow and unplayable.
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Guild Wars 1 - Works fine and is almost playable however crashes as it's a 32bit game and runs out of virtual address space within a few minutes.
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The driver has improved a lot however in no way it's something you can do much gaming on.

https://abload.de/img/screenshot_20210924_1zkjo0.png
:D

Spoiler, click me

https://abload.de/img/screenshot_20210924_1zkjo0.png
:D

Die mangelnde Kantenglättung brennt mir in den Augen xD