SpidFightFR
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The game insta crashes with an error code "memory access violation". Impossible to run it.
env RADV_PERFTEST=rt __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=mesa MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink GALLIUM_DRIVER=zink gamemoderun %command%
The game has a native port and people recommend using proton, so what should you do? By default, without ticking any compatibility tools, the steam will download the Windows version of the game, but won't launch it with proton, making the game unlaunchable.
At this point you have Two options: 1 - Use proton and thus, the windows version of the game. 2 - You want to play the native port but you're confused, as no documentation's available online.
If you want to use the linux port, uninstall the game, then go in the properties of the game, then tick the "Steam linux runtime" as the compatibility tool. This will show steam you want to use the linux port of the game. Then re-install the game. Once that's done, the linux port will be downloaded and ready to launch.
Now you probably noticed i used extra-launch arguments. Those are optional, their purposes are to use Zink (to let the game run OpenGL on Vulkan), and the activation of Feral's Gamemode.
The game runs really great on proton, and according to the game original release date, i'm surprised (in a good way).
The game runs perfectly fine, without any issues. The multiplayer is fun with friends.
Game runs well, but you should consider running the game in DX12 mode (check settings), it really helps with freezes.
gamemoderun mangohud %command%
Lots of freezes.
Multiplayer worked perfectly.
gamemoderun env MANGOHUD=1 ./Amnesia # %command%
Installed the Forge mod for Amnesia, which brings Vulkan. ( https://github.com/OSS-Cosmic/AmnesiaTheDarkDescent )
No audio (possible issue on my side)
The game works, yes, but it still has some issues in native, since it doesn't have a linux port. Try it at your own risk.
mangohud "../Portal 2/portal2.sh" -game "../Aperture Tag/aperturetag" # %command% -refresh 144 +fps max 144 -nojoy
Lots of display issues since this mod doesn't have a true linux port. So set the game in "windowed" and rely on your window manager to set it in fullscreen instead.
loading saves from the main menu doens't work, so make sure to either complete the game in one shot or stop when changing chapters.
The launch argument part before "%command%" -except for mangohud- is required for the game to launch in native. As stated, the game doesn't have a native port so we rely on the base game's executable.
Without Lyall's fix, it works well. Though i would recommend it as it brings a lot of enhancements to the game.
env WINEDLLOVERRIDES="dinput8=n,b" %command%
I recommend using Lyall's Fix (https://github.com/Lyall/BerserkFix)
The launch options are only required when using the fix.
The games crashes to a black screen after selecting the server.
when i click on the black screen the "click animation" of the cursor plays but nothing happens.
Great game ! Works nicely OOB.
Bioshock Infinite was my first Bioshock... Quite complex to understand, especially at the end. Consider playing the first bioshock first.
gamemoderun env LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib32/libtcmalloc.so.4.5.5 %command% -force_vendor_id 0x10DE -force_device_id 0x1180 -novid -refresh 144 +fps_max 144 -nojoy -no-browser -oldgameui
Lighting and shadow bugs.
gamemoderun env __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=mesa MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink GALLIUM_DRIVER=zink LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib32/libtcmalloc.so.4.5.5 %command% -force_vendor_id 0x10DE -force_device_id 0x1180 -novid -refresh 144 -fps_max 144 -nojoy -no-browser -oldgameui
gamemoderun %command%
Lots of Low-Level errors and Fatal errors
Well, most of sounds are missing but the game is playable, i had no framerate loss, and no crashes.
during my gameplay i could hear secondary sounds (ambiances, jingles, characters speeches) but i couldn't hear either fire weapons sounds; menus sounds; zombies sounds; walking sounds or interactions sounds.
I used Proton experimental and i've activated the "precashed shaders" option in the video settings.
The sounds are back with the new non-experimental version of proton ! Now the game works perfectly ! 10/10 out of the box.
The game launches, but about 10 seconds after being in the menus, the game crashes with an "Unhandled exception" error.
The game works great, out of the box. Nothing to say, it's BO2 zombies. Yet it's still sad to see how the game is dead...
A bit of stuttering during the 2 first minutes of gameplay.
Proton-7.0rc6-GE-1 GloriousEggroll
Proton-7.0rc6-GE-1
Here's a cool trick:
Since cyberpunk is quite hard to run on a gtx 1060, you can enable the AMD FSR on Proton GE, just write "WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR=1 WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR_STRENGTH=4 %command%" as a launch argument (at the very beginning), you can also add "--launcher-skip" after the FSR command to skip the Gog launcher.
Once you're in the game, activate the AMD CAS resolution scaling to about 70-80% and the FSR will upscale the game for you, giving you a better framerate. Using that method, i run the game at 40-50 fps in ultra, at 1080p.
Since the 1.5 patch, the game works better than ever, especially with the FSR set to Auto. the game runs at 50fps in ultra at 1080p.
--launcher-skip
Nothing to say, it works really well.
gamemoderun env MANGOHUD=1 RADV_PERFTEST=rt %command%
The game comes with a native vulkan mode by default, which i advise you to enable in order to not lose performances.
Excepts frame-rate loss, and the stuttering on certain levels, the game works perfectly fine.
A 10-20 fps loss in general, and stuttering on certain levels like mars (level containing a lot of visual effects due to the BFG).
The game runs really well, out of the box.
If you're getting an error with your Vram, out of nowhere, try to launch the game again and again until it launches, and once it's done, lower the texture vram poolsize. If your Vram is almost full (<500mb free) the game will show up this error for some reasons.
If we don't consider the crashes, the game works well.
The game crashes sometimes.
The intro videos (introducing Playstation studios and all) don't work, it skips directly to the game.
The game works better on linux than on windows, out of the box. I don't believe it. (60fps constent)
It seems like DX11 without RTX is way more stable than DX12 (with and without RTX).
The game works great out of the box, tho i would recommend some tweaks that i detail in the notes below. (for a beter experience)
WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR=1 WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR_STRENGTH=2 mangohud gamemoderun %command%
To have a better experience, especially with Nvidia Pascal - AMD 5000 GPUs, use ProtonGE (the latest version available), launch the game with DX11 (as it's more stable for those gpus, and DXVK gives better performances than VKD3D atm).
Then, use the launch commands i wrote above, to activate FSR, mangohud and Feral's gamemode (the last two are optionnal).
Once in the game, go to the settings > Advanced > Set the Rendering resolution to 70-75%, AMD's FSR (enabled with the launch commands) should upscale the game for you, giving you significant performance boost.
Works really great out of the box, which is a surprise compared to the HD collection.
A bit of Stuttering during the first minute of gameplay. Nothing really important.
Cutscences DO work compared to the HD collections where they were skipped.
The game works really great, i just finished it with both Nero/Dante and Vergil campaigns.
The game crashes on start if the fullscreen is set to "true" so, make sure to always disable it when you quit, and enable it when you start playing.
If you're soft locked outside of the game, edit the config file (located in Steam/steamapps/compatdata/329050/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local/CAPCOM/DEVILMAYCRY4SPECIALEDITION/config.ini) and modify the value "Fullscreen=ON" to "Fullscreen=OFF".
With the base Proton, videos/cinematics are skipped, so keep that in mind.
Good old Devil May Cry, but better. Works perfectly, really, out of the box.
Note: It's amazing to see how the franchise evolved. We came from a PS1-ish game that was fun but really slow and that barely works on Linux, to a really good looking Hack 'n' Slash that works really good out of the box.
One of my favorite franchise of all times.
Yes, you'll have to rollback to other versions of GE-Proton, in fact, the experimental version of Proton, the GE-Proton7-19 and GE-Proton7-20 all crash while playing WMV video files, while the 7-10 version skips them.
The game works surprisingly great. It runs at about 37-50 fps in ultra with AMD FSR in quality mode.
gamemoderun env RADV_PERFTEST=rt VKD3D_CONFIG=dxr VKD3D_FEATURE_LEVEL=12_1 %command% -nologos
gamemoderun %command% -refresh 144 -fps_max 144 -nojoy -no-browser +fov_desired 110 +fov 110 +cl_fov 110
Some crashes, got 3 on 5 hours of playtime, it clearly is acceptable.
gamemoderun env RADV_PERFTEST='gpl,rt' VKD3D_CONFIG=dxr11 %command%
The game crashes a lot, it's really annoying.
The online works really well, you can play with other people without issues.
Crashes happened after installing the game. The day after the installation, i played for a whole hour without a single crash so idk if it's related to shader compilation or whatnot.
The game works good enough at launch but you'll need some extra tweaking to get better performances.
env __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=mesa MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink GALLIUM_DRIVER=zink %command%
Since i use Zink, the game seems to only work in fullscreen.
I used zink (openGL on Vulkan) in an attempt to get more stability in the framerate, which seems to be a success.
Also do know that without Vsync, the game is locked at 60fps, and with Vsync on X11, it was still locked at 60fps. Tho on wayland, if you set your monitor refresh rate correctly, Enabling Vsync will make the game run at your monitor's refresh rate (even on Nvidia hardware).
RADV_PERFTEST=rt VKD3D_CONFIG=dxr11 VKD3D_FEATURE_LEVEL=12_1 MANGOHUD=1 %command%
Raytracing didn't work for me because of still being on mesa 22 but i will make sure to give it another shot with RT on.
gamemoderun %command% -nolauncher -dx12
To enable Ray tracing, it'll be a funny config: make sure that "launch in DirectX 11" is ticked in the properties of the game, then in the launch command, add the -dx12 flag (i know, it sounds stupid, but trust me).
That will launch the game with VKD3D (so DX12) anyways, and at that point, Ray tracing will be shown in the menus (It was hidden before).
I must warn you tho, it WILL make your game a HELL lot slower, and the shader compiler will spit at your face.
The framerate is a bit slower compared to windows, but it's not too much of a loss. GTA: online Works perfectly with proton GE.
7.0rc3-GE-1 GloriousEggroll
ProtonGE: 7.0rc3-GE-1
gamemoderun %command%
Works OOTB
gamemoderun %command% --use-d3d11
Crashes when not using '--use-d3d11'
Error while loading a basic training: "Amaranth famous temp".
gamemoderun env MANGOHUD=1 %command%
Proton experimental: the game crashes on startup.
When the videos are installed, the game crashes, but when we remove them, the game is REALLY slow in the menus, and crashes once we log in.
Nothing else to add, it's plain unplayable, and we can't even access the solo campaign...
The main menu shows up, i can barely switch between the menus. But the game is still unplayable.
Simply unplayable. I have huge artifacts on screen, while in the menu; the game runs at 1 fps in the main menu.
Almost there ! The menus work fine. But when the game has to render something in 3D, nothing shows up.
I have great hope the game will be playable on Linux, soon. When we try and load a game the screen is black but you can interact with your environment. So there is a lot of progress there !
A major part of textures are missing.
It is important to note that i managed to launch a training session, and finished it: targets appear, in the void, and we can fire at them. So the proton team made a great progress.
The five problems left to solve are:
- Missing textures
- Missing geometry in the game (especially with the terrain, that may be linked to the first problem)
- The cursor still shows ingame, stuck in the middle of the screen.
- Multiplayer probably still doesn't work.
gamemoderun %command%
Deleted video files in the game files
The cursor is still showing in game
The game crashes all the time, randomly.
I remember saying here: "I have great hope the game will be playable on Linux, soon." And after 5 months, we came a long way, textures finally show up, the menus work without an issue (however the video settings didn't applied for me so maybe you'll have to change them manually in the game files). Halo infinite will be another example of games that used to be unplayable on Linux, and that are now playable.
The game is almost ready, a huge thanks to the Linux and proton communities for this!
The Game freezes (softlock) frequently on Nvidia GPUs, it's a bit annoying but otherwise, the game works well, cinematics play, etc etc.
mangohud gamemoderun %command%
Shadows and such tend to glitch for half of a second at the begening of a game.
I get lower framerate than i should normally get.
After a moment playing the Game crashes. (It's probably happening only with Nvidia GPUs tho).
The game still crashes, but appart from that, all the gamemodes work great.
If you don't have a Nvidia GPU, then you should have a good experience with the game. If you have at least a RTX GPU, then you should have a better experience than me. If you have a GTX gpu, then good luck.
mangohud gamemoderun %command% -USEALLAVAILABLECORES
Little artifacts here and there, nothing really annoying.
Framerate way below the expectations, but still playable.
It's not perfect, but hey, i can finally play through the campaing. Tho i think i'll wait to get a new GPU cuz mine is running damn hot...
Winter update broke the game.
WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR=1 WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR_STRENGTH=2 mangohud gamemoderun %command% -USEALLAVAILABLECORES
Of course, it was too hard for Microsoft to let us play their game on linux in peace. So now they ask for a random DLL file that is probably not that useful (api-ms-win-core-memory-l1-1-6.dll), the game just hangs at startup. Processes coming from the game go here and there, but concretely, nothing happens.
Thanks Microsoft !
For now, i set that a typical Linux user won't like the experience but that's subject to change. The reason i set that is in the conclusion.
WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR=1 WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR_STRENGTH=2 mangohud gamemoderun %command% -USEALLAVAILABLECORES
the game runs a bit worse than on windows, but that's okay.
The multiplayer works perfectly.
Since the winter update, there is a dll issue, with current version of proton and GE-Proton, and the game can't be launched anymore with those versions.
The only way i found to bypass that is to use Proton Hotfix.
To install it, hop in the steam console command and run app_install 2180100, this will install it, then set the proton version of halo infinite to the Hotfix version.
Your game should work now. But without this tinkering, you wouldn't be able to play the game. Of course you can also wait the next update of Proton GE or Proton to fix this issue automatically.
Crashes during loading screen since Season 3 update.
RADV_PERFTEST=rt VKD3D_CONFIG=dxr11 mangohud gamemoderun %command% -USEALLAVAILABLECORES
It's officially the 2nd time microsoft trashed their game's compatibility on Linux. This is quite concerning to say the least.
Halo Infinite doesn't have a bright future. 343i knows it, VKD3D devs know it, Microsoft knows it, gamers seem to refuse it.
RADV_PERFTEST=rt VKD3D_CONFIG=dxr11 mangohud gamemoderun %command% -USEALLAVAILABLECORES
The multiplayer is technically terrible even on windows, it's hard to say if i had issues with Linux or not.
It's the second time an update broke the game, some might blame MS for that, even 343 industries, like i used to do. But after further inspection, even VKD3D devs don't seem to believe in a bright future for Halo infinite on linux. It's a technically bad Game, their engine, Slipspace Engine, is quite bad, buggued, has artifacts a lot of the time... Only a remake from scratch, of the game would solve the issue, especially with another engine (even Unreal, which is planned for their next game). Tho microsoft has invested a lot of money into Slipspace. That's it guys, this game is a lost cause, from top to bottom. It's just a matter of time before the ship sinks for good.
The game works out of the box, without issues.
Little freezes during cutscenes, nothing to worry about.
You'll need a Microsoft account for Xbox services, tho no other software (except steam) is required to play.
I don't play multiplayer (for now) so i play with the anticheat disabled. The game runs really well.
The game runs really great, the freezes i have mentioned in my previous reports seem to be gone, so the game runs perfectly.
I'm currently playing the Halo 1 campaign, it's incredible how the game changed from the original release (you can hit tab to switch to the base renderer and vice versa).
Well, the game works. However, since it's a multiplayer game, being unable to play online is kinda pointless for now...
You can't play on official servers due to EAC "client violation".
On private / Lan servers, the game works great.
Well, let's wait until the devs add EAC support on proton.
The online works great, i didn't have any problems.
Well, it finally works guys ! Awesome news, and enjoy your game !
It used to work, now it doesn't. Thanks Easy Anti Cheat! :D
gamemoderun %command% -USEALLAVAILABLECORES -NOTEXTURESTREAMING -dx12
"Unexpected error (#1)" thrown druing EAC loading.
gamemoderun %command% -USEALLAVAILABLECORES -NOTEXTURESTREAMING -dx12
Since you can only play in solo mode, the anticheat can be disabled with some tinkering, making the game run faster than on Windows.
Only LAN and solo modes are left, because the game isn't supported by the devs anymore.
The GloriousEggroll version of proton (the one that i'm using) guarantees the compatibility of the game on Linux.
The game works perfectly out of the box, Vsync works well on Wayland, even with nvidia hardware.
Local Multiplayer works well, i assume online does too.
mangohud gamemoderun %command%
The game works perfectly. I have nothing to add.
I lost my 100% save, I'm not sure if that's because of Steam cloud or Proton...
The game works well out of the box.
Works well with a Xbox series X controller.
The game works perfectly, no lags, no stutters, just action, action, and some more action. With a drop of brutality.
Toggling fullscreen in the game softlocks your PC. Instead, set your screen resolution in windowed mode and enable fullscreen mode with your Desktop manager (With KDE plasma: alt+f3 > more options > tick fullscreen mode).
What are you still doing here ? Just go play the game already !
gamemoderun %command% -nolauncher
The game feels choppy for no reasons while playing for a while.
The game is well optimised tho, even if Linux has less performance than Windows does, my config is well below PS5's hardware. And still, i manage to get around 50fps at times.
RADV_PERFTEST=rt VKD3D_CONFIG=dxr11 mangohud %command%
Launch arguments will be required, especially for Radv and VKD3D, without those, you'll be greeted with a wonderful error message saying that your gpu isn't Raytracing capable.
The game freezes after the main menu. Softlocks the whole PC as a result.
mangohud %command%
I tried with proton GE; proton experimental; proton hotfix and regular proton: none of them worked.
The game runs quite well, no issues related to it. Tho the EA launcher is a pain to use, thankfully, steam auto-kills it at the end.
gamemoderun env RADV_PERFTEST=gpl MANGOHUD=1 %command%
When alt-tab, the game looses at least two thirds of the framerate.
Battleye Launcher can't launch drivers, the game doesn't even launch.
i tried some commands and launching arguments (in certain games like rainbow 6 siege, it works) but nothing works for me.
No error message, no crashes, nothing. Not a single action.
"TSLgames.exe" can be seen in top/htop. But nothing happens.
The game is plain unplayable without AMDVLK as of now. Without the launch argument, you won't make it into the game.
gamemoderun env AMD_VULKAN_ICD=AMDVLK RADV_PERFTEST=rt MANGOHUD=1 %command%
Graphical artifacts when enabling volumetric lighting
gamemoderun env RADV_PERFTEST=rt DXVK_CONFIG_FILE=/path/to/custom/dxvk.conf MANGOHUD=1 %command%
Like @NurfLightniN said, you need to create a custom dxvk config file (i set mine in PortalRTX/portal_rtx/custom/dxvk.conf ), and it must contain :
rtx.raytraceModePreset = 0 rtx.renderPassGBuffferRaytraceMode = 2 rtx.renderPassIntegrateIndirectRaytracemode = 2 rtx.graphicsPreset = 4
And you must load that file with the launch arguments. Works well, even on Mesa 23.1.3.
After the disaster behind mesa 23.2.1 completely borking the game, it finally now works with mesa 23.3.0.
gamemoderun env MANGOHUD=1 %command% -novid -refresh 144 -fps_max 144 -nojoy -no-browser +fov_desired 110 +fov 110
Slower Framerate, yet it remains acceptable.
gamemoderun env RADV_PERFTEST=rt DXVK_CONFIG_FILE=/path/to/custom/dxvk.conf MANGOHUD=1 %command%
See Portal RTX to know how to start this mod.
gamemoderun %command% -refresh 144 -fps_max 144 -vulkan -nojoy -no-browser +exec autoexec
autoexec.cfg content (for insanely high FOVs):
viewmodel_offset_x 4
viewmodel_offset_y 8
viewmodel_offset_z -2
unbind "" bind "" "save quick"
Gels sometimes make the game crash, i'm unsure why.
Supports DXVK by default which is amazing.
The game works well out of the box, at least for the few of time i tested it.
Note that when starting the game, you will be able to choose between DX11 and DX12, so respectively, DXVK or VKD3D. Choose the one that gives you the best performances !
The game works perfectly out of the box. Nothing to add, except that i wish you a good game. ;)
Note: Don't install the Native version, it's development is discontinued. Use proton instead.
Forget the Linux port (it's deprecated), use proton instead, it works far better.
Multiplayer works perfectly.
Local multiplayer works too, but you'll need 2 different controllers.
The games works okay, However the native version crashed on startup for me.
When i start playing, the game was stuttering a lot, but this bug stopped itself after a few seconds.
gamescope -h 2160 -H 1080 -i -f -- %command%
Here's a tip: the game has -by default- really bad antialiasing (like really, it's a graphical mess), so if your pc is powerful enough, don't hesitate to disable FXAA and set a higher render scale (for me i set 4k with gamescope) to then downscale it to your monitor scale (for me, 1080p).
The game works just fine out of the box. Perhaps with a loss of around 10 fps compared to windows. But overall the game works pretty good.
Tiny freezes at the launch of the game but nothing bad.
Played with a Xbox Series X controller, works pretty good with both steam and xpadneo installed.
Besides crashes, there are some stuttering, for the first minutes of gameplay, but it vanishes.
Frequent crashes because of certain tracks.
Well, it's not very stable but besides crashes, it works really well.
The Game works better with the proton argument, it prevents certain tracks from crashing the game.
PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%
A bit of stuttering while playing on a track for the first time, for the 1st minute of gameplay on it. Probably because of vulkan shader cache or something.
Works well, if you have stuttering and freezing, keep playing, it will stop after a few minutes.
The menu shows up, however everything that is related to the game engine doesn't work.
the menus work for some reasons. But it seems that everything that is related to the game engine doesn't work (the spidey animation on the menu doesn't work, there is a black screen and just the menus on it; also when i load a new game, the game gets softlock on a black screen).
Proton-6.20-GE-1 GloriousEggroll
I used the latest release (to this day) of proton GE.
completly black screen. The first mission "works" (you can hear spiderman walk as you press buttons) but the screen is completely black.
gamemoderun %command%
The multiplayer was working well.
Except for the light "issue", the game works perfectly fine.
It's barely visible, but the flashlight seems to have a little bit of latency. (Again it's barely visible, i noticed it because i have 200hrs of playtime on subnautica, but it shouldn't be a problem for anyone).
The game runs wonders Out of the box but check out the conclusion to have a better experience.
gamemoderun %command% -force-opengl -window-mode exclusive
use "-force-opengl" as an argument to have native OpenGL support, this will allow you to not use DXVK, and gain some stability at the cost of "high water quality" level (you're stuck with "medium", and it's far from bad).
Also, use "-window-mode exclusive" to have a native fullscreen mode, it's better than the windowed fullscreen devs used in this game.
The game works really well out of the box, no bugs and no crashes on my side.
This game is really ressource intensive tho. Be aware of this.
gamemoderun env MANGOHUD=1 __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=mesa MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink GALLIUM_DRIVER=zink %command%
The launch arguments i used allow me to use zink (opengl on vulkan), it probably does nothing to performance but hey it works perfectly so i'm happy.
gamemoderun %command% +m_rawinput 1 -novid +exec custom.cfg -fullscreen -refresh 144 -fps_max 144 -nojoy
custom.cfg file: bind "`" "save save1" bind "f5" "save save1" bind "f9" "load save1"
Conclusion: the game Works perfectly, that's it.
Mankind is dead. Blood is fuel. Hell is full. You'll know what to do. :)
the games works fine, except the fullscreen mode, so either use launching arguments (on steam) or use a keybinding shortcut.
The game runs really great on Linux, out of the box, perhaps even better than on windows.
My custom key bindings have been loaded from my old windows save, which is neat.
The game runs perfectly out of the box. No tweaks required.
Technical notes: I recommend you to use Vulkan as the default API (runs better than DX11); AMD's FSR is here and works perfectly (on linux). Gameplay notes: Now we can face the swarms in FPS mode (which is both awesome and terrifying at the same time).
