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Super Wolfenstein HD is fan-made indie game made for the PewDiePie Jam in 72 hours by the same team who made Broforce. Destroy any brick, take down Nazi's and dog with a realistic physics system. Shoot them in the leg, cut a hole through the wall and snipe them... Follow my step-by-step...

Yeah, that is what I would do as well, but expecting noob gamers to remember all of this is discouraging.

I saw what you meant for Overlord: Fellowship Of Evil No 32-bit version available But Overlord II does apparently work in 32-bit So make sure to use 32-bit virtual drive for this one

Ok, nevermind, Overlord Fellowship of Evil does not have a 32-bit version of the game. So using a 64-bit virtual drive might not work. I've rarely used them because I've read many times a 64-bit virtual drive is buggy. Daerandin is able to get them working, but he hasn't listed exactly which...

Wow, that is a complicated guide I would be scared to make all those changes because its hard to track them if you want to undo them.

What? No 32-bit virtual drive options for Wine 1.7.53? I'm looking into that right now I've never given 64-bit virtual drives a chance because I've read many times that they are buggy.

I noticed some of the same errors from your Overlord II log. There may be a problem with 32-bit libraries. You may want to read up on this gnome-keyring-pkcs11-so library http://askubuntu.com/questions/127848/wine-cant-find-gnome-keyring-pkcs11-so Besides that, I don't see any specific error...

If you follow my updated guide or even use the PlayOnLinux script, you don't need Arc or Steam anymore. You are able to download the launcher directly (Just as Arc and Steam do) then launch it and download the game through it. So its nice to avoid another client just to play a game.

Turns out Mint 17.2 IS using Pulseaudio I'm doing some Linux Admin tutorials and ran top -c Noticed Pulseaudio Even ran pulseaudio --version It outputted pulseaudio 4.0 I looked up how to upgrade Pulseaudio to version 5.0 but apparently its not "stable" for Mint Seemed rather painless, but I...

Did you install these libraries before installing the game? comctl32 wmp9 physx vcrun2008 vcrun2005 A few people were able to get it working, but some have reported "garbage" Overlord II WineHQ I looked through the log and didn't see anything helpful, or maybe I missed it. I saw that you...

Now available in Steam on sale for $15.00 http://store.steampowered.com/app/324390/

Wow, you have a lot more patience for that kind of thing than I do. Then again, I can run around Tamriel for 100's of hours doing every quest I come upon

I'm having a hard time playing it due to limited saves. Playing on the "Training" difficulty means only 7 saves. Of course this is frustrating because if you die, then you have to keep re-visiting the same areas over and over again. Kinda like Far Cry and their "checkpoint" saving system...

Scale walls and attack your prey as an Alien... Use stealth, blades and a shoulder cannon as Predator... Fight with an arsenal of machine guns, grenade launchers, flame throwers and turrets to slaugher the rest. Play a single-player campaign to go head-to-head in player vs player deathmatch in...

Our goal is to make gaming as-easy-as-possible for Linux because of problems like yours and Ghostbusters. Like you wrote, some people would have given up, so we want to avoid that, but there is only so much we can do. Hopefully our step-by-step guides make the transition to Linux easier for gamers.

You marked the lines with these arrows correct? <---

Total = 1283 games to date https://steamdb.info/linux/ Even if your favorite AAA game isn't on this list, there are a lot of really good games supported by Steam OS/Linux. This is going to be the most games AT LAUNCH for any console! Uh, system?

I can confirm the .ini changes: bDoDepthOfField=0 iRadialBlurLevel=0 Worked for me! you can now see underwater but it will appear about the same as above water. No blur or cloudy effects, but you CAN see!

That is a bit extreme, considering Ubuntu has always been free and Microsoft tries to suck every penny for every piece of software. I'm sticking with Mint from now on. Mint has been great! I was previously a Windows gamer and Mint has made the transition very easy and painless to game in Linux...

Discover magical embers in the caves, ruins and dungeons below the town of Torchlight. Loot enemies, crates and chests to upgrade your arsenal and armor. Customize your character by leveling up, enchanting and utilizing these embers. Fight hordes of creatures and minions with your pet...