I tried to play Civilization V and its just unplayable, I also tried to install Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons and it doesnt run either. I've also tried to launch Darksiders1/2, Fall guys (which runs but requres heavy tinkering), Hyperlight Drifter (which doesnt run on proton but has a Linux Build which doesnt ship on Epic), Europa Universalis (which has great issues with the game launcher).I disagree. I have GTA5 running fine in wine, which was not hard to do.
Also, Starcraft 2 works fine in Wine. Most games work fine in Wine unless it's AAA games that just come out, use DX12, or use the Anti-cheat program.
If you want a game that is a pain in the ass to make to run try this one, then we can talk.
How to get BLUE REFLECTION to work. :: DanishFurryGame
This is on ubuntu 20.10, so depending on your OS, you may need to edit some of the info. Open the game the first time in proton 5.0, then close it again. To get the game to run first, you need a File in your main game folder called dxvk.conf In there, where you passed those two commands...steamcommunity.com
I can play all the epic games I have tried so far, so tell me what games you can't make to run because I'm curious. Also, you can play most epic games without opening the launcher after downloading by using lutris, so if it downloads the .sh file, just open with that one, and it should run in OpenGL.
this is me benchmark Hitman 3 on Epic client
Just live stream this.
this is a Epic game played without useing the Epic client and run in wine with Proton 7-27 with lutris
I've had a really bad experience with garuda performance-wise for some reason so I wouldn't recommend it. If you want a decent Arch-Based distro just use endeavourOS.
What game are you developing?
Genshin Impact works on linux. i played it myself and it easy to install
Hollow Knight all the sudden failed on me just now, it crashed after the title screen immediately. The way I fixed the problem was configuring the latest version of proton, not the "experimental" as that has probably been the reason that the non-native games have only played with little success. After having played hollow knight 30 hours on ubuntu total, there's no way i was going to give up on that...especially since it's relatively low in system requirements compared to the other games in my library.
nice site, the problem i had with it before (in experimental mode) is it would say some file was missing and not play, i think it was related to graphics.
So I'm guessing the report made by "_beann_" is you? What distribution are you on? I would buy it and try it myself but it's not a game I would play myself so it would be throwing away money.
No i have not made reports besides what you see in this thread. Im using ubuntu, just read all my posts in the thread if you want to start steam gaming on ubuntu or other linux distro.
I couldn't agree more, esp. considering I've used 2 different debian based distros in the past (Ubuntu and LMDE) and it was a torture to run even a native linux games, let alone a game for windows, whereas with Arch you just click the exe and play in most cases.
It also helps that you get packages as soon as they are released, new drivers and firmware too. I feel that rolling releases in general have an advantage over LTS for gaming in that regard.
If you are running hardware older than 6 years you shouldn't expect to be running the latest games anyways.
