I build multilib Wine so I'd rather abide by the trusty PKGBUILD because i am not too confident in my ability to build a proper version with WoW64 support :D
Well, I like having it for those purely 32-bit versions and the ability to make WoW64 prefixes.

Besides, with my new PC compiling is a LOT faster :D

No, I got an Intel i7-7700K :)

"winetricks xact" should now install xact_jun2010 and xact so if you have the latest version of winetricks you no longer have to wonder which version of xact to install :D

Raiden IV's test report could literally be a copy paste of the Caladrius Blaze one as the same steps are required to get the game running well :)

As for Combat Mission: Beyond Overlord, I am not sure, did I volunteer to test that one too? :)

I believe that is a recent development as I recall seeing a bug report where a developer implemented a patch where Wine would specifically favor the native version of OpenAL rather than the built-in one.

I can't find the exact bug in bugzilla myself but I swear it exists....or I am thinking of something else entirely...

Game: Ruin of the Reckless
Installer MD5:
81401d2ddb5cf297a4d660f6c1be0cce setup_ruin_of_the_reckless_1.0.0m_(11552).exe
WineHQ AppDB link: none

Distro: Antergos 64 bits
Kernel version: 4.10.11-1-ARCH
Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
Graphics driver & version: Proprietary 378.13
Wine version tested: Wine 2.6

Installation: It's a Game Maker game so you will need d3dcompiler_43 to not have the game crash as soon as you start it and d3dx9 in order to avoid a weird issue where the dialogue baloons get doubled.

How well does it run: Perfect and I've played the first 4-5 floors of the game with no glitches or crashes.

I have never encountered those errors but then again I never made it to the higher floors as I played the game with one "hard" difficulty card added so yeah... :D

I did play the game for quite some time and I never got any OOM errors though. Maybe file a bug report on WineHQ with the terminal output?

If I had access to my Linux machine, I would try it and let you know buuuut I am on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean right about now :P

It sounds like a Wine bug to me since the fix, whatever it is, works in Windows. I would submit a bug to WineHQ while mentioning that it's specific to the GOG version of the game. Be sure to add your terminal output while you have the map open.

I am wary of asking about this since the game is being ran in a very much unsupported way. It's not that I don't want to or anything but I do hope you see my position on the matter.

You may want to update to the 2.X series of Wine, 1.9.22 might be missing fixes that fix the graphical artifacts but I am not sure. It's always good to test against the latest development version...

Hi,

If we need to update our Wineskin wrapper for Smugglers V and its DLCs/expansions, please send us a Support ticket about it.

We usually don't update a wrapper unless it seriously needs an update for whatever reason so if a Wineskin-wrapped game like Smugglers V is giving you issues, please write to Support :)

You should add your comment to this bug report for Wine: https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42701

Also, have you tried running "winetricks vcrun2015" in the prefix you have the game installed? Usually that works around that particular unimplemented function.

Aaaand I am back at my Linux box :D

For Macs, you might want to wait for Paul the Tall to add them to the Porting Kit :P

Game: Immortal Planet
Installer MD5: 975bb3b76e97413b35f3b20305d59368 setup_immortal_planet_gog-1_(13736).exe
WineHQ AppDB link: None

Distro: Antergos 64-bit
Kernel version: 4.12.3-1-ARCH
Graphics card: Nvidia GTX 970
Graphics driver & version: Proprietary 384.59
Wine version(s) tested: Wine Staging 2.13

Install notes:

You will need to run "winetricks d3dcompiler_43" as with any other GameMaker game or otherwise the game will crash as soon as you get into the game.


How well does it run

I've played the game for several hours, finally beat the first boss, and I have yet to experience a crash.

Xbox 360 controller support

Make a separate 32-bit prefix and install x360ce into that prefix. Run x360ce and configure your Xbox 360 or any other xinput controller until you have everything working. Once you're done, copy the x360ce.exe, x360ce.ini, and xinput1_3.dll files from your x360ce prefix into your prefix with Immortal Planet installed. You will want to place these 3 files in the same directory as the game's executable. Afterwards, open up Wine's configuration utility and set the xinput1_3.dll to "native, builtin" and apply the changes. Once you're in the game you should have full controller support.

The reason I mention making a separate prefix is because x360ce requires a few redistributable files and you want to avoid running too many libraries in one Wine prefix.