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Binary Domain is a 3rd person team action shooter. Play as Dan Marshall and lead his team through high-tech Tokyo in 2080. Literally command your team members with voice commands as you encounter intelligent robot armies that have no fear of death. Upgrade your teams weapons & abilities and...

No problem. I totally understand. Internet has made life way too complicated. I love computers and games, so I'll be sticking with them for many years to come. I mostly play offline as well. Sometimes I test an MMORPG here and there, but offline is the way I like to go. I'm in no way...

Good point... that is a HUGE undertaking but once a game is reported a success from enough community tests they should lock-in the Proton version for that game. Specially games that are never updated. Games that are constantly getting updates, development and patched should always be tested with...

Another downside to Proton... https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/9ops3q/reminder_be_sure_to_retest_your_games_on_proton/ Re-testing thousands of Windows games every time Valve updates the Proton version has to be exhausting. Just like all the AppDB test results. It gets to the...

Awesome tip! I've always wondered if running Windows Media Player, VLC or LAV one time will help a game to see the default video codec application.

Roam the cities of the future and take out criminals as a Mercenary of the Law. Take contracts for the police and upgrade your weapons & vehicle to eliminate growing threat of gangsters. Explore huge cities of skyscrapers and roam freely among busy public traffic. Follow my step-by-step...

I've had to use No CD for a few games, but I try to purchase them on GOG when there is a big sale. I rarely purchase a game for more than $5.00 I'm glad its working now!

Valve has now implemented Wine into Steam with a forked version called: Proton Here is the original announcement: Steampowered You can now enable Proton in the Settings Menu and download any Windows game. Note: Not all games are guaranteed to run in SteamPlay. Steamplay whitelist...

I read on Reddit that Proton should fallback to DX9 support with DXVK enabled. Not exactly sure how this works but here are some commands to disable/force DX11 Disable esync PROTON_NO_ESYNC=1 Force DX11 PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 %command% Disable DX11 PROTON_NO_D3D11=1 %command%

Updated my list of games to test

Now I'm hearing on Reddit that Proton should fallback to Direct X 9 compatibility even with DXVK enabled. Not sure how this works, but I got a few commands to enable/disable Direct X 11 Force DX11 PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 %command% Disable DX11 PROTON_NO_D3D11=1 %command% Disable esync...

Oh sorry, I'm using a DVI video connector from my PC to my Screen. If you have a laptop, just note what it says in your Display Settings.

Yeah, Mint Cinnamon as well. But its getting better. There are time when the Desktop resolution doesn't set back to 1920x1080 when the old game set it to 1280x960 or 800x600. I actually have a script on my desktop that will automatically set the screen back to 1920x1080 because of this reason...

I think they do refunds, but it "should" work. I can walk you through the steps if you like. It should work with all the settings in this guide except for the CD ROM copy and installation. Also, if you purchase Myst IV, make sure to NOT download the Galaxy version. Galaxy is their "steam-ish"...

I didn't realize you were using an ISO. That is probably the problem with mounting disks. I actually have the DVD version for this guide. I've never tested an ISO version... there is probably a way to get it working, but I don't know how. I recommend getting the GOG version over Steam...

Darkened Skye is an Action game based off the Skittles candy where Skye can execute magic spells when combining Skittles. From fireballs, iceballs, lightning to firewalking, floating, shrinking and necromancy... Skye can use them to eliminate enemies and solve puzzles. Follow my step-by-step...

One other problem I have with Lutris, SteamPlay and PlayOnLinux scripts... if something is broken or stops working, all we can do is post the issue and wait for a fix. Meanwhile there are a lot of solutions online on how to fix games. I've seen this over and over in the PlayOnLinux forums...

I've heard recently that Proton is based on an older version of Wine: 3.7 I also read that with DXVK enabled by default, this can cause issues with Direct X 9 games. So I will continue testing Direct X 9 games in PlayOnLinux and posting step-by-step guides just in case they don't run in...

Thats amazing! The ships almost look like they are made of paper or cardboard. Like they are models on a runway. Great job!

Thank you for taking the time to research and trial-n-error this problem. Have you already tried installing from scratch? Its critical that when you remove a disk, make sure to unmount it first. Otherwise, Wine will think the wrong disk is in the drive. There definitely shouldn't be two disks...