Quoting: GuestAnother way is to put d3d9.dll from D9VK next to the game executable, and then modify his launch options as follows:
WINEDLLOVERRIDES="d3d9=n" DXVK_HUD=fps %command%
(DXVK_HUD=fps is also to make sure it is using d9vk)
Each way has his pros and cons
See also here, because it doesn't start with proton without a little modification:
https://www.protondb.com/app/49520 [External Link]

Quoting: morbius

Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoMurdered Soul suspect still crash when entering the cemetery.

Here is what I wrote in commentary when rating this game on protondb:

You have to add -dx9 (in lower caps) in the 'set launch options...' in the game properties window, otherwise it will freeze in the cut scene when entering the cemetery.

4.2-6:

More fixes for the new Steam networking API. A Hat In Time's online multiplayer should be functional now.
DXVK 1.2.1 has been rebuilt with a modern compiler. This should increase performance especially for 32-bit games. (Note, if you build Proton yourself in Vagrant, you will want to make clean and vagrant provision to take advantage of the new compiler; or simply destroy and re-create the VM.)
Update FAudio to 19.06.
Fix for more games on non-English locales, like GRID.
Fix controller rumble in some games, including Team Sonic Racing.
Improve font rendering in SpellForce 3.