If you did, you'd be able to install it with Lutris no problem. The trouble you're having is that you don't have access to the original GOG account. Again - Do not use Proton for non-Steam games. Lutris can handle everything Steam can for non-Steam games, plus a ton more that Steam cannot do. Don't use Steam or Proton for non-Steam games. Now you should be able to Save the dialog and launch the game from within Lutris as usual. Runner options (Leave the most as default) Prefix architecture: Auto or you can force it to 32bit as it seems to be an older game
It's a folder containing core dlls and files required to run Windows software Like an equivalent for C:\Users\You, the Windows registry. This is a folder where Wine will store all Windows related files. Wine prefix: Create a new empty folder anywhere you like. Working directory: Select the root folder of your game (that one where the main exe is located) Select "Add locally installed game" (Only in Lutris version 0.5.10 and above if you have an older version continue with step 4)Įxecutable: Select the main exe of the game using "Browse"Īrgument: If the game might require any additional launch arguments this is where they need to go You do not need to own the game on your personal GOG account in order to launch it from lutris.įollow these steps to make it run using Lutris:Īdd a new game by clicking on the "Plus" Symbol in the titlebar at the very left Is it possible to launch games that requires DirectX 11, or is that far-fetched on Linux? :) I really like the simplicity and performance on Linux! :( I know that Windows is much more convenient with these type of games, but I just don't want to return to Windows anymore. I honestly don't care about that specific game I can even buy it myself, but I just want a fully functional DirectX drivers so i don't have to worry about these stuff when playing other games that have similar errors when using DirectX. I got it from GOG from a friend so I can't login on that account using Lutris. I have even added the game as "Non-Steam game" in Steam, it didn't work. It's an old game called "Messiah" and it's not in Steam if you wonder. Is there something I should do to make it to work? I've installed Wine and all, but for some reason it still can't find DirectX.
I've been playing the games on Windows 10, so i know there is no issue.
So far it's really good and much faster than Windows 10!Īnyway, I'm trying to play a few games, but they requires DirectX 11. Installed Linux Mint Cinnamon a couple of days ago and have been tinkering around and learn more about it.
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