When you grab a windows game how do you know which DLL's to get to run the game? I would like to know. Also if these games can be run http://icarus.nexon.net/en
Sorry, Riders of Icarus is one of those games that will not run because of anti-cheat software. Wine isn't compatible with the anti-cheat software, so the game will never launch. I tested Riders of Icarus and never got past the launcher/updater client. So I had to play it in Windows. Its been a while, so I don't mind trying to download and play it again with Wine 3.3 or a "staging" version. As for DLLs and overrides... The best way to see what a game requires is to search the Wine HQ's database Search the game folder for redist or system directories Steam games have a .vdf script that lists which packages need to be installed Other games have them right in the root folder of the game The most common DLL's required are: corefonts d3dx9 d3dx10 d3dx11 dxfullsetup directx9 dotnet40 physx tahoma vcrun2005 vcrun2008 vcrun2010 vcrun2012 vcrun2015 (requires manual installation) The vcrun's depend on the year the game was made. Also any game made with UDK or Unreal engine normally require dotnet40. If you are lucky, the game won't require any DLL's and will run with the installed versions during the game installation. I recommend installing most DLL's before you install the game. The reason is because some games require DLL's just to install. Most done, but there are a few that wouldn't even install for me. GOG is the best because almost every game I have purchased works without any client or updater. Just install, add some packages and play.
Cool Thanks, this helps a lot Where is the steam .vdf at do you have to install game first. I have looked at Wine HQ Database and people do not put how they install or what DLL used sometimes which i think should be mandatory
With Steam start by downloading the game. Then go to the game folder: Windows Steam - /home/username/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/gamename/drive_c/Steam/steamapps/common/game Linux Steam - /home/username/.local/Steam/steamapps/common/game Normally there is some kind of .vdf file with a script that lists some of the required packages. WineHQs used to have a lot of comments for each game, but they did a revamp of the whole website and now a lot of comments are disabled. It still has a lot of information from tests. So I normally go there first.
