Grim Dawn in PlayOnLinux

Years ago my wife and I played through Grim Dawn (GOG version) several times. It was a lot of work setting it up to play "bug free" in DirectX 9 only. There were a bunch of workarounds to prevent missing textures, but it worked! Today Wine 5.0 handles everything perfectly with DXVK compatibility. We are playing smoothly and no more graphical artifacts. It may slow down a bit when a lot of monsters are in the screen at the same time, but that is typical of games with a lot of animation.

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https://www.gog.com/game/grim_dawn

I recently purchased the Expansions (DLC) and we are starting over from the beginning. The game runs over LAN easily in Linux and plays smoothly with co-op.
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Specs:
Mint 19.3 64-bit
GeForce GTX 1060 & GTX 950
Nvidia 440.100
PlayOnLinux 4.3.4

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Are you playing Grim Dawn as well?
I can't believe how easy the GOG version is to install and run in PlayOnLinux. Works great! Of course there is a bit of slow-down when a lot of creatures are in the screen, and a few stutters when loading new areas, but for the most part, runs smoothly.
 
I'm still running Mint 19.3 Cinnamon
I decided a few years back to stick with Mint and install it on all of my computers.
9 computers in all.
 
Cinnamon is awesome! Specially if you come from a Windows background. I still have Windows habits like WinKey+D to go to Desktop or WinKey+E to open a window. I love the right-click menu's to change permissions or open-with options.
 
yes yes I have gog version and all dlc - now how do I install it on my computer? with that vulkan thing. Your guide is for steam and I saw that its old by now and nothing about vulkan.
 
yes yes I have gog version and all dlc - now how do I install it on my computer? with that vulkan thing. Your guide is for steam and I saw that its old by now and nothing about vulkan.
You can do a typical manual installation with PlayOnLinux, then setup the DXVK over-rides and copy the DXVK DLLs into the games directory.

http://gamersonlinux.com/forum/threads/dxvk-guide.2540/

Here is a step-by-step for PT Remake which walks you though all the configurations except installing the game its-self
http://gamersonlinux.com/forum/threads/p-t-remake-guide.3039/
 
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