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Survival Crisis Z is an obscure indie title that features an open-world action elements. Survive random zombie horde attacks and help two opposing factions by completing missions and purchasing/selling weapons and merchandise. Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring and...

well in comparison of course... I mostly have Western Digital drives in my PC's and they run fine for typical spindle 7200 RPM, but nothing compares to my Samsung SSD Too bad its only 120 GB

I have a Samsung SSD with Mint 17.2 Its pretty fast! Installing games and launching them is really fast as well. I'm sure there are ways to optimize the booting and speed, but I have to go as vanilla as possible for my Guides.

All in good time :cool: I can't wait for a lot of new and older games to be ported to Linux Until then I'll be using PlayOnLinux for most of them and others will have to be obsolete in my gaming repository

Yup, this is one of the downsides to Linux. Its not even Linux's fault, instead its driver support by Nvidia, Intel and AMD. There are two more things we can try. Since you want to play games in Linux video drivers are VERY imporant and once they are working everything should play happily as...

awesome, good to hear

Wow, how did that happen? Was it plastic? I don't know why a lot of CPU heatsinks are held on by plastic? Pretty bad solution

I wonder why Amazon doesn't have a SteamMachine Category in Consoles? Amazon Games Best Buy has a dedicated page: Best Buy GameStop has a dedicated page: GameStop

Hey Steve, glad to hear you are still at it! Don't give up, Wine will eventually fix it :cool:

Sounds like the Optimus drivers are not working then. Are you sure your Nvidia chip is supported? Looks like we know what the problem is, but I'm no help in this area because I don't have dual GPU hardware. Maybe try posting on Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/ There is a post here...

You might be right about the EU version, but I'm not sure because I can't test it myself. I also don't have an Intel/Nvidia graphics chips. I suggest trying some free-to-play Steam games first to make sure the Nvidia proprietary drivers are installed correctly. There has to be a way to switch...

Try Wine 1.7.53-steam_crossoverhack I tested it and could browse the Store in Steam in PlayOnLinux

Are you able to play any other games in Ubuntu 15.04? Lets keep this public so others can read about your experience. I haven't tested Age of Wushu in a long time, but you may want to download a newer version of Wine like: 1.7.53 or even 1.7.53-staging Then test again

yeah, at some point you have to decide if you want to keep upgrading for a little bit of speed or just build a new computer for a lot of speed I am stuck to low budgets, so I keep upgrading my PC's with used/refurbished parts from friends.

Worth a try, you don't even have to use SteamOS Use your current Linux distro and install Steam

I know, pretty lame, but you can still install neverwinter from the client download: http://download.perfectworld.com/nw/neverwinter_setup.exe You don't need Steam or Arc any longer. I still have a few Windows machines, so I can still add free games via Steam, but some games only appear on one...

Sounds like you don't have proper video drivers installed. What distro are you using and what video card/chip do you have?

Space Hack defends the last bioshpere by unknown alien species. Take down up to 80 different alien creatures with 40 different weapons. Use mind control, holograms, teleportation, invisibility and enhance your hero with 45 bio-chips. Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring...

There is a long thread on Steam Community: SteamWebHelper.exe Crash So its even effecting Windows users Its definitely effecting Free-To-Play games because they don't provide you with a key. So you HAVE to add it through the Steam Store in order to play any of them. So now we can't add...

The crazy thing is, our Guides provide another 200 possible games on top of SteamOS games. So now its getting close to 1500 games