i can see it, dead space

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nice!
that's such a nice game, incredible soundtrack :S:

Jazz Jackrabbit 2 running in Wine on a Raspberry Pi. Playing with a Steam controller using this driver.
Wine runs in ExaGear Desktop, an x86 emulator for ARM.
View video on youtube.com

With the recent work that has gone into Wine's DX11 support, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die - Season 1 is sort of playable, that is, you can interact with things, perform some basic actions like drag & drop.

Unfortunately, the game plays rather slow and if you look at the second image...things can get pretty freaky looking. Also, due to DX11 support and shader model 4 (I assume it's SM4 due to my terminal output...) support being incomplete you get miscoloration and there are entire objects just not rendered at all in the game.

Very nice

Guild Wars 2 while waiting for a World Boss event. What this game lacks in performance under Linux, it makes it up with very solid stability. It's kinda ironic at the same time as there are plenty of users with performance issues with Windows on the game's official forums, and as I write this the game has been on for over 3 hours without issue.

I made a sin and bought windows game to run in wine :( - it runs amazingly though, damn you bethesda.

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Yeah, Bethesda are bastards with some amazing games. I tend to play their stuff on the PS4, but have bought some Windows games as well (Skyrim, Dishonored). They all ran well in Wine.

So as of the last six months you can get F.E.A.R. to WINE if you load d3dx9 with Winetricks:

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Everything set to maximum settings.

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I played Skyrim with wine and it works perfectly.
Same with Rocket League before the linux port. Never had a crash. With the linux port, it crashes a lot.

Quoting: XpanderI made a sin and bought windows game to run in wine :( - it runs amazingly though, damn you bethesda.

What works, works. A real sin would be buying and installing Windows just to play the game..

Quoting: XpanderI made a sin and bought windows game to run in wine :( - it runs amazingly though, damn you bethesda.

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No sin here because zenimax/bethesda dont show until now intentions to provide linux support

And them could be make it easily (doom case) but them dont want until now

Maybe square could provide another action 3rd person game case just cause 3, sleeping dogs or some final fantasy

^_^

Wildstar, because we lack good mmorpg's on linux, albion is just too much of a grindfest for me.
It runs well enough for me, between 30 / 40 fps.

The Witcher 3 seems to be coming along nicely. A developer implemented tessellation shaders.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior

i've played Hercules-the untold stories, it quite good.
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Quoting: tannguyen2502i've played Hercules-the untold stories, it quite good.
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Your link is broken, btw :)

So coming back to it after playing all of the first two F.E.A.R. games last January, the positional audio problems I was having with F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin have been fixed, and it is a much better experience:


Still not getting a solid stable frame rate, but it is perfectly playable.