Linux Gaming.

Good games for lains that runs smoothly (and easily preferably) on linux. Please post which distribution do you used and if you had to install something else to play (wine, for example). I'll start with some that i played. >Mount and Blade: Warband I've played on manjaro and ubuntu, both runs really well and didn't crashed even once. >S.T.A.L.K.E.R:SoC Another one that i played on manjaro, idk if it runs well with ubuntu, but probably does. >Dusk Tried with Ubuntu, it runs well, except that the game crashed once and i didn't know why, so i can't say if it's my computer or compatibility error (i used steam's Proton for this one).

It's been a while since I've messed with Wine manually, most of the things from Steam work automagically now. >F.E.A.R. 2 The first game I've finished on Linux from start to finish (on debian). Only DoF effect when aiming down the sights didn't work. >DOOM 2016 Runs flawlessly on Ultra settings in 120 fps.

Many older Windows games can be run pretty well using Wine, e.g. Diablo II, especially if they used Glide, DirectX 1-7 (DirectDraw, Direct3D), D3D 8.1 and 9, and in such cases you should be able to use one of the two wrappers: >dgVoodoo 2 https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/DgVoodoo_2 http://www.dege.freeweb.hu/ >DDrawCompat https://github.com/narzoul/DDrawCompat For installing games, aid yourself with Lutris, or look up the scripts it uses to install particular games (they are available on the website).

> Metro 2033 Not the redux version, played from Steam with Proton 4.11. Has some initial problem that could be related to integrated graphics but it runs well Also i think the game it's not on Steam anymore > Factorio Runs well with wine

>100% Orange Juice Works through Steam Proton, it's currently free. >Minecraft Java Edition, native on Linux. Use MultiMC to install, mod, and manage versions easily. >>2964 >Metro Redux versions work on Linux, you get the regular ones if you buy Redux on Steam afair.

>Albion Online It runs native, though it was too demanding for my X220. :(

>>2964 >Runs well with wine You know Factorio has a Linux port, right?

>Halo: Custom Edition installed and ran beautifully on arch linux via wine. however you first need to install the mfc dll with >run winetricks -q mfc42 https://www.processlibrary.com/en/directory/files/mfc42/24176/ and you also need to of course use bungie's patch to allow the game to use private servers instead of the dead gamespy ones. there's also a patch bungie released that disables the CD check. http://halo.bungie.net/images/games/halopc/patch/110/haloce-patch-1.0.10.exe - gamespy patch http://hce.halomaps.org/index.cfm?fid=3945 - cd check patch

>Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead <FLOSS <roguelike <great community <large amounts of mods <bugs get fixed to next update <can be ran on practically any x86 computer from past 20 years

>stellaris Installed and runs with no problem on Ubuntu, it's a pretty complex game made by Paradox (best thing is going full purge and kill any aliens you encounter in the way).

I've been using this site for my gaming needs. https://wiki.dotslashplay.it/en/start

>halo mcc (reach and combat evolved) works great, lags for like 1 minute after you launch it but then it goes away, multiplayer doesn't work >doom eternal works fine but you can trip up denuvo with proton so i refunded it

>>2974 Paradox Studios seems to be really nice with linux support. Crusader kings 2 runs smooth and natively too. I love that game but it's such a fuarrrking timesink goddamn

>>2959 Any chance you still have the torrent for SoC?

Disco Elysium runs from "kind of ok" to "good" in Proton. They recently released Mac OS port so [i]hopefully[/] native Linux build arrives soon.

>>3112 search for "+ 1200 Good Old Games Collection GOG"

>>3114 Hmm, can't seem to find Stalker on the file list, though

>>3115 yes because its in it as S.T.A.L.K.E.R. search for shadow of... a lot of other good games there too.. gog installers seem to work pretty nice with wine

>>3118 Ah, seems like I had the wrong torrent, thanks! It's the windows version, tho, isn't it? Well, if you say it'll work fine on wine I'll give it a shot

>>3119 oh sorry i was misleading in my last post i have tried many of their installers but not SoC Its just that i thought you would have better luck with that than the old installers.(There is no native linux version as far as i know) But it seems like i got ahead of myself so if you run into any problems take a look at g og forums,someone has posted instructions com/forum/stalker_series/stalker_for_linux/page1

Everything I play is on Ubuntu 18.04 on Steam >Strafe: Millennium Edition They recently patched the performance bug and now runs well enough. >Dota 2 Valve has great Linux support. >Crimsonland No issues, and I'm a sucker for twin-stick shooters. >The Long Dark Great story, boring as hell between. All titles are native for Linux.

I got this bad boy running perfectly smooth on Linux thanks to sc-controller. What's a game that would feel nice to play on it?

>>3217 Distance Cave Story+ Axiom Verge BallisticNG DiRT Rally Mercenary Kings Disgaea 2 Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark Riptale

>>3218 >Distance This reminds me of Rollcage but there's a story in it? Thanks lain, I know what to play. I know some of the other games too but I was looking for something that would benefit from the touchpads.

>>3219 Then you want something that focuses on a mouse input, like RTS's, 4x, fps games. I can't recommend any because I never use a controller for those types of games.

>>3220 I wouldn't use it for anything twitchy like fps but it's great for anything relaxing like minecraft or things that feels better with smooth or more precise controls. I'm sure it's great for racers.

>>3221 I wouldn't use it for FPS's either, but I never use controllers for FPS's. Though, it can be done and it's not "bad" but may require unique configurations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFHb3NIgpNw

Do you think future games will be more compatible with Linux because more games will be made to run "in the cloud" i.e. on Linux servers?

>>3237 There's already quite a lot of games that are "compatible" to run on Linux in one way or another. Compatible in quotes because you can mean "native" titles or titles that run with the use of a translation layer. Today, the biggest restriction are those games with abusive anti-cheat demands (ie. Valorant, PUBG, Doom Eternal - when they added Denuvo, only to remove it because it even messed up Windows users). The second biggest hurdle would be the developers that outsource their Linux ports, which would end up making the Linux version lag behind in updates or harder for them to add new features (ie. Dying Light, Dead Cells, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided) Cloud gaming would remove that barrier since there would be no need for anti-cheat on the clients. And we are seeing that with Stadia, releasing certain games on Stadia that would never have come to Linux (ie. ESO, PUBG). I'm still of the mind set that I have plenty of games right now in my backlog that unless some new hot game can really wow me, I'll stick to what I have until I can shrink this list of uncompleted games.

>>3238 >I'm still of the mind set that I have plenty of games right now in my backlog that unless some new hot game can really wow me, I'll stick to what I have Same here. I hardly ever buy games, and when I do it's always old titles that are on sale or indie early access stuff that has a good community. Can't remember the last time I bought a game at launch, but the only game I can think of that might make me do it is cyberpunk 2077.

>>3239 I'm gonna wait for the reviews for that one. And specifically, ProtonDB reviews.

>>3240 yeah preorders are dumb. i just mean i might not wait around for a couple years until the price drops like i usually do.

>>3241 Once it gets Gold or Platinum on ProtonDB or they actually support Linux, then I might get it.

>Dishonored runs well under lutris and is an excellent game. >Dishonored 2 seems to run pretty well, but I haven't played enough to pass judgement on whether it is as good as the first. I have noticed that if I alt+tab or a popup window comes up while it's running I get the broken mouse behavior until I restart the game, regardless of MouseWarpOverride settings. I am using the GOG versions.

>>3217 Wizard of Legend >>3237 Cloud gaming is DOA imo, and shouldn't be a thing for a lot of reasons. Compatibility is done via wine and proton + a lot of devs that finally makes native ports, thx to valve. Nowadays I'm playing >pathfinder >supraland >Planet coaster >wizard of legend >bioshock >GTA

All the Kawase games work perfectly on Proton

world of warships works great on steam and buntu thats all i play

Firewatch is linux-native. Also, somewhat off-topic, I haven't played Firewatch yet and was planning on getting a HD CRT to play it on (since the aesthetic is apparently unforgettable). Should I continue with this plan or just play it? I'll likely get a CRT regardless, it's just hard to find any these days.

>>3329 I forgot all about firewatch. What a disappointment. It was sold to me as a good, long game - It came out as a short game that was FANTASTIC for the first few minutes and then you can see where they started rushing it, and it just soykaf all over the place. 2/10. CRT? It won't matter.

I've been playing planescape: torment, which I love, it's like a fever dream. But, obviously, no sound, which I kind of appreciate because it seems like a game that a deaf person would privately cherish. I have no idea how to fix this common problem. The fact that I even got it running at all was a miracle. the error I'm getting is: ALSA lib conf.c:3314:(snd_config_hooks_call) Cannot open shared library libasound_module_conf_pulse.so ALSA lib pcm.c:2239:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM default ALSA lib confmisc.c:674:(snd_determine_driver) could not open control for card 0 ALSA lib conf.c:3328:(snd_config_hooks_call) function snd_config_hook_load_for_all_cards returned error: Invalid argument ALSA lib confmisc.c:674:(snd_determine_driver) could not open control for card 0 ALSA lib conf.c:4248:(_snd_config_evaluate) function snd_func_card_driver returned error: Invalid argument ALSA lib confmisc.c:392:(snd_func_concat) error evaluating strings ALSA lib conf.c:4248:(_snd_config_evaluate) function snd_func_concat returned error: Invalid argument ALSA lib confmisc.c:1251:(snd_func_refer) error evaluating name ALSA lib conf.c:4248:(_snd_config_evaluate) function snd_func_refer returned error: Invalid argument ALSA lib conf.c:4727:(snd_config_expand) Evaluate error: Invalid argument ALSA lib pcm.c:2239:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM cards.pcm.default

why are so many tech illiterate Windows cosplayers using linux

>>3371 Why not? Computers were made to use them. Also it's GNU/Linux

>>3371 Everybody's gotta start somewhere - nobody is born literate, after all. Besides, if you try to keep tech-illiterate people away from GNU/Linux, that just discourages the use of free software and propagates Microsoft's near-monopoly over the desktop OS market. It's also like keeping illiterate people away from books - you might feel like it's a waste since they probably won't use those books to learn to read, but taking the books away will only guarantee that they won't learn to read. What is "Windows cosplayer" even supposed to mean?

>>3334 Your alsa config is fuarrrked up somehow. Idk why its trying to load libasound_pulse or whatever but of you don't have pulse installed/configured that could be the issue. Otherwise that stuff about not being able to open "default" or "card 0" usually indicates a misconfiguration with alsa.

>>3334 Pulseaudio strikes again! What distro are you using?

a lot of the games you guys are running in wine have ports

>>3371 Because GNU/Linux is comfy

in the past few months I played >kenshi steam with proton - rather fun, but spaghetti code and soykaf engine >factorio native - does some interesting things with my autism >starcraft 2 copied my windows battle.net and sc2 files and just added it on lutris with esync and dxvk and it just werks now, I like how much easier it is to change keyboard repeat rate/delay settings in GNU/Linux - game is pretty good, I am not very good at it doe and stuck at 3.5k zerg, now I'm trying protoss because that is by far my worst matchup so I figured I might learn something (which has been rather fun, but I suck at it). >celeste native - first platformer I played, rather fun, controls are /smooth/, pleasantly surprised, probably one of my all time favorite games now, I am close to finishing it as well (currently at 5-C) >mount and blade warband native - quite a grind it seems >dark souls 1 remastered pirated copy - runs fine, somewhat entertaining thus far, but I have not played a lot yet (currently at blighttown) >FTL native - fun roguelike spaceship management thingy? I really enjoyed it and got ~70 hours out of it, but I am done with it for now.

I play on pure wine or wine-staging, manually managing prefixes, debian or gentoo usually, some of my experiences: > Melty Blood Actress Again works perfectly, nice fun for a quick rush > Fallout 1 got a full play-through on linux, works perfectly > Fallout New Vegas works great aside from some minor graphical glitches sometimes, blur or bloom stuff or something. and some audio stuttering when huge fights break. the mp3-based music was broken until I removed the gstreamer libav plugin that wine was using for some reason, and now it falls-back to something else and music works perfectly. > Dawn of War: Soul Storm played many multiplayer matches, works perfectly. pretty nice strategy game > Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds works pretty well. had some trouble with the multiplayer, it worked but sometimes randomly disconnected. other players were on windows. don't know if this is a wine-related issue or a windows one or both. > S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Call of Chernobyl an awesome mod for Call of Pripyat, I use the Road-Side Picnic mod-pack. play iron-man mode which makes it a rouge-like where death deletes your saves. makes the game way more enjoyable, scary, and adrenalin-filled. > VA-11 HAL-A good VN, did a full play-through on linux, works perfectly. > Red Alert 2 works pretty well. I only played single player. some rare crashes. > The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion minor problems, but works well in general > Nehrim: At Fate's Edge great mod for Oblivion, also works pretty well. spent a lot of time with this one. > Age of Empires 3 also works pretty well. I don't play it much nowadays.

Crusaders Kings II, runs well, better than windows actually

>>3377 A lot of those ports are so terrible it works better to run it in wine.

Silicon Zeroes is a lot of fun. It's a cpu design game in zachtronics style.

Anyone knows any shooter played like BF or COD on linux? I don't want to use WINE and i can't use gpu passthrough foe WMs

>>3410 >I don't want to use WINE Why exactly? Some games work perfectly fine on Wine.

>>3411 Sometimes it has problem with installation and broken NET framework, also could create worse performance (my pc isn't that powerful)

>>3412 >>3410 >Anyone knows any shooter played like BF or COD on linux? Okay then, answering your question: Wolfet sounds good, it is latively on GNU/Linux also was GPL'd. https://www.splashdamage.com/games/wolfenstein-enemy-territory/ There's also CS:GO but it is less similar to BF and is cancer.

>>3413 >latively Natively.

>>3410 People have managed to get modern Battlefields working on Linux but it trips the anticheat and gets your game derezzed. As far as I am aware there is no way to get the most recent CoD working on Linux. You can get the older ones working though without risk of a ban if you use private servers, just be aware that a lot of the older CoDs are filled with RCE vulnerabilities.

>>3410 I found out Krunker.io has a native linux client instead of running on a browser, runs fine

What is the best way to approach gaming on linux? Do I learn the workings of wine? Or a virtual machine running windows?

>HITMAN 2 Ran this game through proton about a year ago for a while, ran really well, no crashes. Can't remember the version I used. >Max Payne 2 This game also ran very well with no crashes through proton. >Team Fortress 2 This game ran well for me, and it's a native linux game.

>>4087 >Or a virtual machine running windows? This is only really viable if you have another GPU to use for GPU passthrough, which is a real journey to setup. >What is the best way to approach gaming on linux? Do I learn the workings of wine? https://www.protondb.com/ is a database of games that are measured based on how well they run with Proton (Valve's wine-based technology built into steam on Linux). This site was super helpful when I was a Linux gamer.

>>3118 GOG has recently had Prison Archtiect for free, it has a linux version but I don't usually game and I didn't want to install a binary blob from a website I don't know that well, so I didn't use it

>>4087 I recommend installing Lutris. The main feature is it lets you easily install many different versions of wine+dxvk and then select a specific one for each game. This is important because wine has regressions all the time and even if your package manager version works for one game, it might not for another. It also has a website where you can download config files/scripts to install various games so you don't have to guess the correct settings and versions, but those are pretty hit or miss in my experience.

>>4110 How is Lutris different from PlayOnLinux?

>>4115 Cocaine. Lots and lots of cocaine.

>>4115 Same idea, but last I used playonlinux (which was years ago I admit) it kind of sucked a lot. Lutris also has "runners" for things other than wine like emulators, though I haven't used that feature. And it installs DXVK (which is sort of a wine plugin that handles newer directx versions) for you, not sure if playonlinux can do that.

>>3217 I'm still salty that I didn't buy one when they went on sale for £5

For some reason games on my t440p seem to run as poor as (if not worse than) my x220t, despite this machine having a quad core i7 CPU and the x220t having a dual core i5. The t440p uses debian while my x220t runs fedora, so could old packages be the issue? I mean, could that really cause such a big hit to performance? And regardless, the games are installed through steam so shouldn't that mean that dependancies are downloaded on a per-game basis from steam directly? I dunno, it's weird and I feel like I should be getting better performance than this. All I can run reliably is retro-style 2D games, and even that isn't guaranteed. Pic related, Mushihimesama, ran fine on my x220t but is full of slowdown on here.

Arx libertatis, you have to acquire the arx fatalis game files which are available on GOG. Built in Gentoo.

Quaver

>>4316 Ditch that DRM-crippled soykafport and just run it in MAME.

Monster Hunter World runs cleanly via Proton. In fact, most games do.

My Logitech G29 was gathering dust in a corner since I could never get bothered to reboot in a Win10 partition just to play some Assetto Corsa/ProjectCars 2/whatever. I read somewhere that there was a program named Oversteer that could manage logitech wheels, but there were mixed opinions every time it was mentioned. I decided to give it a try and installed it. I plugged the G29 in and nothing happened. Then I just switched the toggle from PS4 to PS3 and in no time it was up and running. All things considered I was done in like 10 seconds. Didn't even have to reboot. On windows I had to spend a few hours finding the right version of Logitech' soykafty software, since every time you uninstall it and install an older build you have to clear a whole bunch of folders and reboot. Different story for the games. Assetto Corsa refused to launch, I had to use proton5-0.10 and install dotnet4.7 with protontricks, which took a while. But now it runs perfectly. It just strutters a bit every time you spawn in a new track since it has to build caches. Even multiplayer just works. CODEX' releases of Project Cars 2 and Assetto Corsa Competizione just work. Just like ETS2, which is native.

How well do RPG Maker games run in Wine? I'm torn between a VMware windows vm and trying my luck with Wine.

>>2972 I really want to enjoy this, but everytime I even step foot outside I get lunched on by zombies.

Is it just me or does Lutris suck unbearably? >no sound >forces vulkan by default even if your gpu doesn't support it >rapes all of your monitors if you have multiple when you launch a game >launches on primary always instead of the one where lutris is running >locks you into the monitor game is running on, if you try to switch to another one to do something it starts raping your monitors and prevents you from switching I don't understand if I'm doing something wrong or what, but for a tool to make things easier it sure as fuarrrk doesn't seem to do me any favors.

>>4689 >>no sound I don't have that problem. >>forces vulkan by default even if your gpu doesn't support it No idea, mine supports vulkan. >>rapes all of your monitors if you have multiple when you launch a game I don't have that problem. >>launches on primary always instead of the one where lutris is running I do think that's intended, there's probably some configuration somewhere. >>locks you into the monitor game is running on, if you try to switch to another one to do something it starts raping your monitors and prevents you from switching I don't have that problem on windowed games. > I don't understand if I'm doing something wrong or what, but for a tool to make things easier it sure as fuarrrk doesn't seem to do me any favors. In a lot of cases, yes, you are.

>>4690 >I don't have that problem on windowed games. ok now try fullscreen and report back

>>4691 Windowed fullscreen is love. Windowed fullscreen is life. In games that don't have windowed fullscreen have Wine simulate a windows desktop. It's not perfect and your monitor might still flicker as the resolution changes, but that's not a Lutris thing.

>>4690 >i have a different setup from you and it works Mindblowing...

>>4686 With RPG Maker 2000 games I had Not Implemented errors, so I used EasyRPG to run those; it is a much finer experience than wine overall. Games with newer RPG Maker engines (at least with VX Ace) seem to run fine.

>>4690 >>4692 You may resize a windowed game to take full screen while preserving ratio with xdotool like that xdotool selectwindow windowmove 50% 50% windowsize 1440 1080 . Sometimes it is comfier than virtual wine desktop and is essential when game does not have fullscreen at all. Size resets when you move the window and it may not work with some poorly coded games. More elaborate X hacks are possible, but I have not tried implementing those nor I have seen implementations of those fixing the problem. >>4689 >no sound Seems to be a wine problem. Try change Audio driver in Runner options, disable toggles connected to PulseAudio in System options? Lutris does not mess with audio that much. >forces vulkan by default even if your gpu doesn't support it Most modern GPUs support it. Disable it in global settings. Lutris should show you a warning on first launch. It is sometimes hard to tell whether a given GPU with given drivers supports vulkan; for some GPUs support is partial, there are different drivers, different versions of drivers, so lutris does not do that. Is it that hard to toggle one switch once? >rapes all of your monitors if you have multiple when you launch a game >launches on primary always instead of the one where lutris is running >locks you into the monitor game is running on, if you try to switch to another one to do something it starts raping your monitors and prevents you from switching Try submitting PRs if it bothers you, it is probably moderately easy to fix. I have not encountered that though since my second monitor mirrors first one 95% of the time. Multi-monitor setup seems just redundant with a tiling window manager. Maybe guys who develop lutris don't have multi-monitor setups? >I don't understand if I'm doing something wrong or what, but for a tool to make things easier it sure as fuarrrk doesn't seem to do me any favors. It is a neat frontend for wine and other emulators and also a game library organizer. I like it; it is much better than retarded dmenu shell scripts I wrote for substituting the latter. Managing multiple versions of wine is also neat. It works very fine for me.

>>4695 >Most modern GPUs support it. Disable it in global settings. Lutris should show you a warning on first launch. It is sometimes hard to tell whether a given GPU with given drivers supports vulkan; for some GPUs support is partial, there are different drivers, different versions of drivers, so lutris does not do that. Is it that hard to toggle one switch once? the problem is that lutris itself seems to know your GPU does not in fact support vulkan (there is system info tab somewhere in settings, and it clearly said vulkan not supported) yet it still forces it regardless. that's just badly written software

>>4696 Yeah, that is bad design then, maybe it should provide user an option disable DXVK if vulkan is not available (it can't determine if it is actually supported by GPU, libvulkan might just be missing, which is usually the case https://github.com/lutris/lutris/blob/5637f25c1802c4b26f7868c78ca1877897f21f87/lutris/util/graphics/vkquery.py#L83). You may submit a PR to fix that as well. Add an option to disable DXVK and don't show again here, it is just couple of lines https://github.com/lutris/lutris/blob/5637f25c1802c4b26f7868c78ca1877897f21f87/lutris/util/wine/wine.py#L348

>>4695 Doesn't seem to do anything with Wine games locked to a certain resolution unfortunately.

>>4699 Some games just hardcode resolution instead of using dimensions of a window. You can't really do anything with it but to redraw contents of a game window to a separate window, I guess.

>>2959 Playing games on linox is like using a Phillips head screwdriver on a screw that is specifically designed for flatheads. I just want to play Stalker and Tarkov for petessakes without crashing. Also playing Halo on linux feels sinful for me.

>>4721 Well Halo is soykaf, so that's the correct feeling.

https://crawl.develz.org/ I've Been playing it since 2014, and i love this game a lot. It's more realistic that what you amy think at first glance. and has a lot of races/Backgrounds/Gods, wich make the playstyle options almost infinite. The race usually defines the difficulty, so, if someone wants to be a real men/women/combat helicopter, you gotta play with Mummy, the hardest race (and my personal favorite)

>>4724 forgot to mention, i sticked with the 0.16.2 version of the game (it's from 2016 i think), bacause in newer releases the devs deleted or nerfed a lot of things and redesigned the UI Also, on this game, you don't even need a mouse connected to your computer, wich is nice.

>>4721 Considering Stalker is a buggy crashing mess on Windows too, good luck with that.

>>4722 (Wasted Digits) >Halo is soykafe You take that back.

>>4724 What was the last newer version you've tried? Maybe the latest version would be interesting to you, despite the UI changes. I see 0.16.3 was released back in March 2020. Would like to try this, but am curious on your opinion between the latest and 0.16.X beyond UI changes. Did the devs "ruin" the game, or would the latest version be worth a try?

I had a really good experience with all my installed games, they all are Linux native and under my Debian 10 system (They are all cracked too)

>>4741 yume nikki is linux native? i thought rpgmaker games were all windows/wine only.

>>4742 There is a FOSS interpreter of RPG Maker scripts https://github.com/easyrpg/player

Had a lot of fun with Taisei which is an open source Touhou fan game. Not a big 2hu guy myself but i like shoot em ups and it's pretty high quality, plus i finally get why Cirno is an idiot. It's in the void repos and you can even play it in the browser, but it doesn't work for me, not with my autistic privacy settings. taisei-project.org

>>2971 how did you get it to launch? Mine tells me I need to install Directx9.0b (DXVK works fine for other DX9 titles). Still not working after <winetricks -q mfc42

Where all my Mindustry fans at? I want this to become the next hot RTS.

>Rimworld Cyberpunk elements Roguelike Survival City builder RPG

>>4741 Continuing my list

>>4964 I've honestly never played RTS/Automation type games, but I tried this one a week ago. This stuff is like crack. Maybe it's just me discovering this genre in specific, but it is amazing. I love Mindustry already.

>>4741 >>5083 Could any of these games run on my poor Thinkpad T60 with Intel graphics (that means no OpenGL 2.0 support) and Debian 11? Btw, where did you got these games cracked for loonix?

>>5085 Debian 11 for sure, because it's the distro that I'm using on this image, and the Thinkpad T60 is probably better than my computer, but if you have any performance issues I recommend you to change the cpu governor

>>5086 What usally fuarrrks me in the ass is the lack of OpenGL 2.0 support (old ass GPU, 1.4 is as far as I go), and your computer is superior to my T60. But I would like to try a few of them (specially Hotline Miami), where do you get cracked games for loonix?

>>5088 https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/intel_graphics#OpenGL_2.1_with_i915_driver https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=101736

I get them on https://kickasstorrents.cr/usearch/linux%20native/ And the freeware one, I download directly on Steam

>>5089 Lol, it took some time but I found some info on a program called adriconf that reads DRI configuration files. The problem being that I can't compile the fuarrrking thing because there's no mention of the dependencies, leaving me with weird soykaf like pic related.

>>5092 Found he dependencies for Debian (there are no mention of this on their gitlab and I might be missing some that were already installed on my computer like build-essential, pkg-config, git, cmake, etc): sudo apt install libpci-dev libgtkmm-3.0-dev libboost-all-dev libxml++2.6-dev libdrm-dev libgbm-dev Then follow the building instructions on https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/adriconf Going to restart the computer and see if it works, btw, the <option name="fragment_shader" value="true" /> is already true by default so no reason to add it manually. Thanks for the help, you guys. I hope it works.

>>5101 It worked, screenshot is from OpenArena, performance is so soykafty I can't play the game but now at least I have OpenGL 2 and the fuarrrking game opens. Going to mess with it tomorrow, see if I can run it smooth. Thanks a lot, for real.

I've been playing Tekken 7 and Rabi Ribi on Fedora

How is Linux at ROM EMU(lation) of arcade games?

>>5544 Great. MAME runs out of the box, so do most other relevant emulators. Only for N64 you will need to run Project64 via Wine.

>>5546 I only run Project64 through Wine when I want to netplay games with my friends. Mupen64Plus is native and works great for everything else.

>>5549 The last time when i tried it (~1 year), I found mupen64plus inferior to Project64. Graphical Effects where missing or glichy, some games that work okay with Project64 (in my case: Banjo Tooie) wasn't completeable. Mupen64plus is much more cool though and i hope they catch up one day, but aside from Lylat Wars or SM64 i would prefer P64.

>>5551 Mupen has plugins like Project64, IIRC angrylion was the accuracy focused GPU plugin that you can use.

>>2959 Question, I really really really want to get S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Anomaly running on linux. I run either Trisquel or LXLE, do you know how to do that? I can't find much information on it other than "avoid intel CPUs" for S.T.A.L.K.E.R on linux.

>>3218 >Cave Story+ HELL yeah dude, Cave Story is a great game.

>>5558 There's even an open source engine for it called NXEngine.

Armed assault 3 is a really great game and runs on linux pretty good even on not so great hardware.