It’s basically “Soviet Quake”. Very moody atmosphere with just weird random details in the game. Amazing level design.
On the flip side. The original Max Payne does not play on Windows but it works perfectly on Linux for me.
It’s basically “Soviet Quake”. Very moody atmosphere with just weird random details in the game. Amazing level design.
On the flip side. The original Max Payne does not play on Windows but it works perfectly on Linux for me.
I knew a guy that wanted to play a Japanese version of a JRPG on Linux and he figured out he needed some weird libraries there to properly render the font, which was causing the game to not start.
Anyway, for older games and emulators, playing on Linux has been a magnificent experience for the most part.
It runs great now. The Wayland support didn't seem to do anything when I was using Gnome but it's a noticeable difference on KDE. As long as I disable vsync which locks the framerate at 30fps for some reason. But overall the game is very playable on Linux now.
Guess I'm switching to KDE.
This makes me wonder if this would be a preferable setup for Proton.
shrugs
Maybe I’ll try switching to KDE and see if it works better under X11 there.