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The title "Alien Shooter" sounds generic, but don't let it fool you. Alien Shooter 2 is a complete single-player comapaign filled with endless alien slaughter! Level up your skills, purchase weapons and armor, loot crates, explore, discover secret areas and.... wait for it... obliterate...

I'm with you Aryvandaar Desktops rule, but I certainly can't pack it into a large back and take it with me. Well I could, but it would be a really large bag and pretty heavy. How much did you pay for that GeForce 960 GTX? What did you do with your old GPU?

Thats what I thought I opened an Acer laptop once and they did it right! Removing one panel allowed access to hard-drive, memory, wifi card, CPU and GPU heatsinks. It was awesome!

Easily? Really? Almost every laptop I've ever cracked open required removing the keyboard, casing and many screws. How easy is it?

Wow, that thing is big! I'm sure the motherboard and video card take up most of the space, so I was surprised it could still fit (and power) two 2.5" drives. You are going to have dog hair in your laptop after today :(

Thats awesome! how the heck did they fit two hard drives in that thing? How many fans are in there? Pics please...

Awesome! Congrats! :cool: So any other games you want to test/play, just try those steps in PlayOnLinux and most direct X 9 games will work.... for the most part.

That is more-or-less the way I do all of my game tests. Which packages did you have to install?

$40.00 Shadow Warrior 2013 Full Linux compatibility

since you found an installer, I suggest using that. Otherwise, you have to set up PlayOnLinux a bit different.

What file did you download? I meant 32-bit Wine: Launch PlayOnLinux Click Tools Click Wine Manager Select Wine 1.7.41 in 32-bit Click the right-arrow to download When its done, close the Wine Manager Now click Install Click "install a non-listed program" at the bottom Follow the steps and...

Probably something related to input and your keyboard. Don't worry about that for now... if you can confirm it runs in a 32-bit virtual drive, then those errors will probably go away

Thank you for not pasting it here :cool: This is a strange error from Unity and there are thousands of lines: Filename: C:/BuildAgent/work/d63dfc6385190b60/artifacts/StandalonePlayerGenerated/UnityEngineDebug.cpp Line: 49) No default inputs found. Please setup your default inputs with SetKey...

That is all the command line crash errors. If you are running in PlayOnLinux, please click "debug" instead of Run This way we can see any Wine errors before this crash.

Very nice to hear, thanks for testing it and confirming that Wine 1.7.41 is working perfectly. I will update the guide for future gamers. Let us know if you ever experience any bugs. By the way, are you playing multiplayer online or local?

Dark Forces is on sale at GOG.com http://www.gog.com/game/star_wars_dark_forces I noticed that they have Jedi Knight Dark Forces II and Outcast, both which run in Linux natively. I wonder why they didn't include the Linux port for both of these?

No problem, I'll have to update my guide if you find that it runs perfectly

Welcome to the forum What kind of system are you running? What distro are you using? The guide is a bit old, so I would first start by downloading a newer version of Wine like 1.7.41 Sometimes a different version of Wine can fix all of your problems

I don't think there is such a thing. If it was a safe site, it wouldn't have pirated software. Sorry dude

Me too, they have no excuse with 200 people working on a single game. I know deadlines make developers work faster and that can cause mistakes, but when I see some bad animation, poor shaders or seams in a model... I wonder how they spent millions on it and still have noticeable errors/bugs I...