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Retro-ish dungeon gunner - sounds like my kind of game! Enter The Gungeon

Yes this is a problem with Wine not supporting Pulseaudio Even if you Ctrl+Alt+Arrow and switch to another desktop, it can cause problems in-game. Or if you have another program running with sound, it can affect your game. Best thing to do is close everything and then launch your game.

Try logging in as AllenSKD again and it should work. I don't know if you can edit your posts or not... that seems to be a bug

We are on it Allen. Bob was trying to give you "trusted member" access Apparently it didn't work

Why am I not surprised? Anyone who makes a lot of money and gets a lot of publicity is always attacked by someone :(

Yes, please post your success so other Linux gamers can find answers!

Do you know what video chip the laptop has? If its AMD, then that is the source of your problems. You can try updating the drivers, but I've only read bad things about AMD drivers for Linux

Ok, its good to know we are not completely alone. Sounds like we are re-living the Mac gaming experience I just hope the Linux community would stop being so Mac-arrogant and just enjoy the freedom

Good point... and I totally agree! What about my question about Mac and wrappers? Are developers using them as well, or is the Mac gaming community large enough to be considered profit?

That is crazy! I'm at 35 cookies per second, one factory, 4 farms, lots of grandmas and extra clickers. Addicting!

There is an article on GamingOnLinux.com about Bioshock Infinite being another eON wrapper port to Linux. We all remember The Witcher 2 eON wrapper that had lots of problems. Daerandin even said that The Witcher 2 ran better in PlayOnLinux. Hopefully this won't be common practice... I've read...

Ok good, that means you have 32-bit libraries and video drivers installed. The next step is to try using other versions of wine. Try updating PlayOnLinux as well. The newest version is 4.2.5 It really sounds like a driver issue, but since you can run other games its probably not. The only time...

Whoa... I've never had a game that crashed Linux so bad that you can't kill it with TTY

Ok, I see now Make sure to use the "virtual desktop" in Wine Configuration Unfortunately PlayOnLinux script installations don't do this for you. But you can do it yourself. Then adjust the game resolution to match your Linux desktop. Then the game will appear fullscreen. Do you have a laptop...

Oh, sorry I press the PrintScreen button on the keyboard Mint will automatically save the screen shot in the pictures folder

I was able to successfully play offline with a Windows computer. I launched a Listenserver with Battlefield 2 in Window$ Vista and connected with Mint 17 using PlayOnLinux. It played just like another Window$ box.

Ooh, I know that feeling :( So you will still have to update the game in Steam, otherwise it will be unplayable until you update. By the way, I have confirmed that you can copy the game files from the common folder and paste in the Linux Steam common folder. Then Borderlands will update...

Soldak is at it with another game! This time they are going to attempt a zombie themed survival Action RPG No media yet, because they just announced. Zombasite If you like Din's Curse or Depths of Peril, this will be for you

Kingdoms IS my type of game, but I've been spoiled with Elder Scrolls series and it doesn't quite match up. Some nice visuals and fighting, but Kingdoms is more of a cartoony version

Cracking? As in No CD? I've heard that works, but I can't use it in a Guide. did you check out Click Heroes?