@anarus, it recently works stable and enough fast on my old computer:
Ubuntu 19.10 64 bits - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 - Nvidia drivers 435.21 - 1920x1080 - Processor Intel i5-3570 3,4 Ghz - 16 Go RAM - resolution: 1920x1080 - fps: 60 (limited by my tv)

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I saw you are using DXVK 1.5.5, you should try 1.6, there is a performance boost for this game in this more recent version.

I wrote a Lutris script for the GOG edition, you could test it here:

https://lutris.net/games/darksiders-warmastered-edition/ [External Link]

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I tried to install mfplat for Darksiders Warmestered Edition and it works great!

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Quoting: MohandevirStill hoping for the Steam Controller 2.0... Probably in vain, unfortunately. I can't stand dual stick controllers. I'm so clumsy with that.

Yes, me too, I think this controller deserved better.

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I just downloaded it (there is a 0.4 Linux packaged available on their official site) and launch it:
- no sound
- no credits (not very important)
- no options
- no video intro
...
I will see if I obtain better results compiling Freeablo myself.
But for the moment we are far to obtain DevilutionX or Tchernobog(+wine) game experience.
It's good to have another free Diablo engine project, this one is promising, let's see...

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Quoting: Hamish

Quoting: legluondunetI wroted 3 Lutris scripts installer for this games:
- Heretic 2

I just tried your Lutris script for Heretic II incidentally, and it hangs for me at "Extracting data.tar.gz". Any idea what is going on there?

I have an idea, I just sent you a mp.

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I wroted Lutris scripts installer for this games:
- Heretic 2
- Rune
- Unreal Gold
and I can say that, even if you can run them with some tweaks natively on Linux, you will obtain better result with Wine because Windows version:
- has more recent updates
- better multiplayer compatibility and stability
- you have access to alt/tab keys (not with old native Linux games)

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After testing the game on Wine with very nice result and look at the future realize plan (Directx11 or 12?), I finally decided to wait before to ask for a refund. For the moment this game works great, on Wine or Linux native.
I will ask for a refund only the day where the game does not work anymore with Wine/Linux native.
After all I bought this game from a bundle offer (Rocket League + Portal 2) at low price, I don't take a big risk.
But I can understand the disappointment form all Linux gamers which bought this game hoping they support a native Linux AAA game and developers.

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For the moment you can still play this game, why to ask for a refund now?
Wait until you will have a real good reason for asking a refund: if they add EAC protection for example.

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Quoting: GuestIf that were true, their whole operation would have had to be in the red for the last few years. All the games i have from Feral worked with wine before they were ported. But having a port was always better than wine, even in cases like Hitman, that had some teething issues with the graphics.

"All the games i have from Feral worked with wine before they were ported"

Are you sure? It's not a long time Wine + DXVK support correctly Tomb Raider last episodes, Life is Strange 1/2, Middle-earth™: Shadow of Mordor™, DEUS EX....All this games was not very well supported by Wine when Feral port them natively on Linux.

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Quoting: GuestNot everyone wants to play with wine.

But it will be commercially more pertinent for Feral to make a Linux port from a game that is not working with Wine.

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