Some of them that come to mind for me are:
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FitGirl’s Escape from Tarkov repack that featured a single player mod
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FitGirl’s Half Life Alyx repack that with the NoVR mod
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Gnarly’s Tale of Two Wastelands repack that had everything ready to go after the install. No need to install both Fallout 3 & New Vegas and wait hours for things to compile
The black screen on startup was happening for me until I installed vcrun2015, which solved it. Have you tried creating the prefix through lutris?
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Add a lutris game as “Wine”, then type in a folder where you want the prefix to be created (doesn’t have to exist yet).
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Fill out the rest of the lutris info, e.g. wine version, DXVK, etc, and then click Save.
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Click the dropdown next to the wineglass icon (near the
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It will take a second to create your prefix, then it will open a console. Just exit out of the console.
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Go back to the wineglass dropdown and click “Winetricks”
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Wait for it to load, then do “Select the default prefix wineprefix” -> “Install a Windows DLL or component” -> select
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It will install it in the background, and it should reopen the winetricks GUI when it’s done. If it doesn’t open the winetricks GUI, it might have failed. Try again and hope it works
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After it installs, fill out the rest of the Lutris configuration and try to launch it with that prefix.
Very strange. You could try installing vcrun2017 or vcrun2019 to see if one of those works instead, but otherwise my wine’s configuration doesn’t have anything special going on. I specifically made a new wine prefix every configuration attempt, and installing vcrun2015 was reproduceably the step that allowed the game to launch.
I have an AMD card, though that shouldn’t matter. You can potentially check the lutris log for the game to see if anything useful gets printed there. In my experience it rarely prints anything useful.
To my knowledge, wine isn’t really that complicated - there’s only a couple important components that decide whether something’s going to run or not, and I don’t think it should really change on a per-system basis outside of maybe GPU drivers.
Did you get Heavy Rain to work at least?
Edit: Also I can at least say with certainty that if you’re using Steamless + Goldberg to defeat the DRM that that is not where the problem is. The game itself is having trouble running for whatever reason.
Installing the other vcrun’s didn’t help. I have an AMD card too, so that’s not the issue.
I don’t have heavy rain downloaded at the moment, but I have a feeling it’ll be the same story… :(
