No update on GOG yet, but hopefully it's coming soon.

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From the best adventures of the '90s, GOG is still missing the Neverhood.

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Quoting: De1m0sThis is how i always install DXVK; works so far.
You can see in the dxgi.log and d3d11.log that the files are loaded during gaming.

Apparently it doesn't work in some cases when libraries are loaded directly from system32.

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Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoCool!
How to install this on Ubuntu machines in a few clicks?

Put the 2 dll files where the game's exe is and in winecfg set the 'dxgi' and 'd3d11' overrides to "native". Done :-)

I don't think that's enough. That's why the installation script replaces dlls in system32.

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Quoting: Duncand that's D3D9, from - yikes! - ten years ago.

There are a lot of great games which are even older than that.

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Quoting: subIs there a similar project for Direct3D 12 --> Vulkan?

Yes, vkd3d: https://source.winehq.org/git/vkd3d.git/ [External Link]

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The trailer mentions GOG, but the game isn't there (I suppose yet?).

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Is there any way to customize roll speed? Adjusting roll sensitivity doesn't have any effect. It's way too fast by default.

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Just tested GOG version. If the game gives you "illegal instruction" error, use the script without bundled libraries, and make sure to exclude VLC bundling from there too. It works fine after that and no problem with cutscenes either despite using system VLC.

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How can be Vulkan renderer enabled in the game?

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