Wait what? Wasn't this last week? Is this a time anomaly?

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This appears to have more 'realistic' physics than xmoto, though. I remember the bike in the latter to be a bit too floaty.

I've really liked this type of game since Motocross Maniacs on the Game Boy; so this looks very interesting. (... and I also wish Trials Fusion worked on proton.)

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As already mentioned, loads of Triple AiAiAi (hat tip to Jim Sterling) games run on dx9, even those that came out after dx10 became available. Assassin's Creed 1 has a dx10 mode and a dx9 fallback; but the next 3 games in the series are all dx9. GTA IV + its expansion packs are also dx9.

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Quoting: hardpenguinHow very un-Debian-like :P

... not to mention that it's not open source.

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Quoting: SalvatosI've had Shadowrun Returns on Steam for about 5 months but GOG Connect says it's unavailable. Does anyone know if I need to have played it for it to get picked up? I haven't touched it yet.

I had the same experience (hadn't touched Shadowrun Returns, etc.) -- then, on Steam, I clicked on install, and refreshed the GOG connect page; only then did it recognize the game.

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Getting Full Throttle free was a nice surprise. I remember finishing it in one sitting on a friend's computer back when it first came out. (It was a Pentium 90 which I envied thoroughly. I think my own machine was a 486DX4-100 at the time.)

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Quoting: mrdeathjrIn my case use 415.18.04 and vulkan stay on 1.1.92
^_^

Thanks; the problem *might* be the version of Vulkan that I have on Fedora. (vulkan-loader is on 1.1.92; but vulkan-tools are on 1.1.82; vulkaninfo (part of vulkan-tools) shows '1.1.82' to be the version. I'll look into this some other time.)

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Quoting: legluondunetWorks very well here in directx10 mode with DXVK. Are you using the last Proton beta? Are you using the correct Nvidia drivers? (or MESA if you own an AMD GPU, see requirements here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/wiki/Requirements) [External Link]
First thing to do: uninstall and reinstall the game.

Latest proton beta & latest stable nvidia drivers (415.22). The dx10 executable launches, plays the intro video, then the screen goes blank on the intro menu screen (sounds still playing). All I can do is to kill -9 it.

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This was just recommended to me on youtube, by the way:
https://youtu.be/6WZ1RW8Ongk [External Link]

Fishy stuff with the Epic games launcher, apparently. Not terribly shocking, I suppose...

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Quoting: HamishIs there any reason why it needs a limit removing source port like GZDOOM or can it still be run with something more chocolate?

It may just be that he likes gzdoom; he mentions it somewhere in this video series:

'Devs Play', by Double Fine -- John Romero plays through Ep. 1 of the original Doom, on gzdoom, with commentary:
https://youtu.be/ygp4-kmjpzI [External Link]
https://youtu.be/rV6HlBa88js [External Link]
https://youtu.be/yAoDeRXWXw4 [External Link]
... etc., a total of 10 episodes

edit: Actually, check out this playlist instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_IJ5qZToR0&list=PLIhLvue17Sd6u2akeZZdYVBxNtfWZPm5W&index=16 [External Link]
It's episodes 13 through 22.

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