Try the wine-mono package from your distro or another PPA?

" the 64 bit version of os is not supported"

Are you running a 64-bit prefix?

Do you have Wine with WoW64 support or are you using a 64-bit version of Wine? If it's the latter then try installing the 32-bit version of Wine and then make a prefix and the 64-bit not supported message should go away :)

Ahhh....Ubuntu and Wine.

I would switch to Mint if I were you. I pulled my hair out with Ubuntu and Wine.

Heck, even Antergos handles Wine better but if you like Ubuntu derivatives then Mint gives you much better control over Wine and prefixes. Only Ubuntu has these weird issues with Wine...

I am at work now on a Windows PC so I can't even try it atm :) Will see if it works at home though :)

Then I would recommend compiling from source if packages are not giving you the ability to make a proper 32-bit prefix. The source *should* compile a 32-bit version of Wine by default since in order to compile a 64-bit version of Wine you need to specify that with a flag :)

Trust me, if I can compile Wine from source on Mint you can do it too :)

Also, if I were in your place, I would NOT follow those Ubuntu instructions on Mint even though Mint is a Ubuntu derivative. Those instructions are very much Ubuntu and ONLY Ubuntu specific.

Just compile from source on that Mint 17.3 :)

Can you run WINEARCH=win32 on a 64-bit prefix with no WoW64? I was under the impression that 64-bit Wine will only be able to create 64-bit prefixes and the same for a 32-bit version...

Yeah I asked because Matruchus kept getting errors related to a winetrick not support 64-bits but I agree with all your points :)

For winetricks you might want to manually update it to the latest version if you don't already have it.

Could you run "winetricks --version" for me and see what you get?

OK, so you have an older version of Winetricks...I suggest getting the latest version here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Winetricks/winetricks/master/src/winetricks (cool thing about this version is that winetricks now comes with its own update function :D)

As for the 64-bit prefix thing have you tried :

WINEPREFIX=$HOME/.wine32 WINEARCH=win32 winecfg wineboot

in terminal?

If you had a WoW64 version of Wine then you would not have seen the message "This product is not supported on a 64-bit operating system" since a WoW64 build of Wine lets you run 32-bit and 64-bit applications in one prefix.

As for winetricks, can you check if this works for you?

winetricks --self-update

OK I managed to figure out the problem with Skyshine's BEDLAM and its Options menu not closing.

Game: Skyshine's BEDLAM Redux
Installer MD5: 9FA7FDB957941EB0B9E6B53F6A9EA4A3 setup_skyshines_bedlam_redux_2.0.0.2.exe
30CDB581D87CC26574C5BBB935E897FA setup_skyshines_bedlam_redux_2.0.0.2-1.bin

WineHQ AppDB link:https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=17120

Distro: Antergos 64-bit
Kernel version: 4.5.4-1
Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 560Ti
Graphics driver & version: Proprietary 364.19
Wine version(s) tested: Wine 1.9.9

Install notes: Install and disable ALL xinput DLLs in winecfg for the game.
How well does it run: Almost perfect. You may experience the sound just cutting out completely until you exit the game and start it up again
Details: I played as the Mutants and as Humans before dying twice to some random thing or another. I fought at least 10-15 battles and everything worked.

For those of you who see the Options menu right when you start the game via Wine, open up winecfg, add the Skyline's Bedlam executable, and set all 4 xinput DLL files to "disabled" in order to get rid of the issue where the Options menu will not go away.

I had the sound drop put on me once just after the intro where some guy was sending out my character to go out into the wasteland towards Aztec City. I did skip the intro entirely in another playthrough and the music seemed to work fine throughout my time with the game.

Maybe? I am not sure as I have not seen too many 32-bit versions of installers from winetricks fail in a strictly 32-bit prefix.

If the prefix is strictly a 32-bit one and a 32-bit installer fails on it then it sounds like a potential Wine bug and should be reported accordingly to their BugZilla...

Turok is Mac native as of today so perhaps the entry should be updated for Windows now or are the Mac and Linux Wine versions pretty close that what works for one will work for the other?

Quite good actually :) With Wine 1.9.12 it's fully playable on Nvidia hardware and I've been playing the game for the last week once I got everything worked out.

Game: Subterrain
Installer MD5: 5afba419266173c5d5bee3da6db6e4b7 setup_subterrain_2.6.0.9.exe
WineHQ AppDB link: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=34539
Distro: Antergos 64-bit
Kernel version: 4.6.2-1
Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 560Ti
Graphics driver & version: Proprietary 364.19
Wine version(s) tested: Wine 1.9.12

Install notes: Just install the game.
How well does it run: Perfect
Details:

First, you will need to create a 32-bit prefix and set it to Windows 7 mode in the Wine configuration window.

Second, you will need to run winetricks and make sure that you put a checkmark in the box for "glsl=disabled" if you are using winetricks with the GUI (I don't know how to do this via the command line). Please make sure to use this setting as otherwise you will have issues with the mini-map not redrawing when you enter an already explored area as well as the larger map in the Map menu not showing AT ALL. Until I realized what winetrick to use I was playing with a non-functioning map and had to use beacons just for the tram and stairs so make sure "glsl=disabled" is checked in winetricks.

I did not test the game's gamepad support but since the game plays rather well with the keyboard + mouse.

I've played the game for the past week now and I haven't experienced any crashes or bugs.