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I was excited when I finally got Gangsters Organized Crime to work on my Steam Deck (Steam OS) after days/hours of tinkering.

I'm linking a Word Doc Guide with screenshots and a video below that:

Dropbox Link to Guide

Google Drive Doc Guide Link

Quick Video showing Proof on concept on Deck

How to get GOC Multiplayer working on Steam Deck within Lutris:
1. Assuming you followed above guide and your game launches. Open Lutris and select a GOC Config
2. On the bottom bar of Lutris, there is a Wine Glass icon with an up-arrow next to it, click that and select "Winetricks"
3. A separate window will load titled "Winetricks" and will ask "What do you want to do?" Click "Select the default wineprefix" and then Ok
4. You'll be prompted with "What would you like to do to this wine prefix?" Select "Install a Windows DLL or component"
5. You'll be prompted with "What packages would you like to install?" Scroll down and select "directplay" and click Ok.

Directplay is now installed and you can play multiplayer by selecting TCP/IP Directplay in multiplayer menu. If you're on LAN or use a app like Hamachi (only tested LAN), no need to type in an IP, else follow the guide below under the multiplayer section.


See my Win10 Guide for other multiplayer portion

Special thanks to developer(s) of Lutris, Wine, GOC Installer Script, Valve, and all the Linux wizards who made this possible.
Post edited May 25, 2022 by Daimyo.615
You're missing steps. Make sure u have your windows firewall off amd real time protection off. . And u DONT want to use hamachi. You Might have gotten this from my Old post. We have worked out alot of smaller details that u missed. It is laggy that way and the ip addresses change on hamachi stops you from playing saved multiplayer matches. We had alot of save games that wasnt playable and matches that disconnectes do to Hamach. STAY AWAY FROM IT!. join us on Facebook Gangsters Organized Crime. See if u have what it takes to be Boss of all Bosses!
Post edited August 05, 2022 by VitoManteo
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VitoManteo: You're missing steps. Make sure u have your windows firewall off amd real time protection off. . And u DONT want to use hamachi. You Might have gotten this from my Old post. We have worked out alot of smaller details that u missed. It is laggy that way and the ip addresses change on hamachi stops you from playing saved multiplayer matches. We had alot of save games that wasnt playable and matches that disconnectes do to Hamach. STAY AWAY FROM IT!. join us on Facebook Gangsters Organized Crime. See if u have what it takes to be Boss of all Bosses!
Windows firewall on Steam OS? You off your rocker mate?
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Daimyo.615: I was excited when I finally got Gangsters Organized Crime to work on my Steam Deck (Steam OS) after days/hours of tinkering.

I'm linking a Word Doc Guide with screenshots and a video below that:

Dropbox Link to Guide

Google Drive Doc Guide Link

Quick Video showing Proof on concept on Deck

How to get GOC Multiplayer working on Steam Deck within Lutris:
1. Assuming you followed above guide and your game launches. Open Lutris and select a GOC Config
2. On the bottom bar of Lutris, there is a Wine Glass icon with an up-arrow next to it, click that and select "Winetricks"
3. A separate window will load titled "Winetricks" and will ask "What do you want to do?" Click "Select the default wineprefix" and then Ok
4. You'll be prompted with "What would you like to do to this wine prefix?" Select "Install a Windows DLL or component"
5. You'll be prompted with "What packages would you like to install?" Scroll down and select "directplay" and click Ok.

Directplay is now installed and you can play multiplayer by selecting TCP/IP Directplay in multiplayer menu. If you're on LAN or use a app like Hamachi (only tested LAN), no need to type in an IP, else follow the guide below under the multiplayer section.

See my Win10 Guide for other multiplayer portion

Special thanks to developer(s) of Lutris, Wine, GOC Installer Script, Valve, and all the Linux wizards who made this possible.
youre a legend!! this made my 16 hour flight