Either way, it is certainly not convenient. I'm guessing a few of you have a Linux system and either dual-boot a Windows installation or run a VM with Windows on it.
#FUSIONFALL GUIDES HOW TO#
Quote from: Wolfizen on June 08, 2016, 05:47:28 PM Guide: How to play FusionFall on Linux If you have mouse movement issues ingame, I recommend disabling Mouse Integration for your VM and/or changing the input device to PS/2 mouse. The launcher and game should start successfully.ħ.
#FUSIONFALL GUIDES INSTALL#
Download and install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 x86 AND 圆4.ĥ. I tested with 10, anything 7 or later will work.Ĥ. Give the guest machine maximum video memory, and enable 2D/3D acceleration.ģ. Download your favorite flavor of virtual machine. I can run on max settings with my integrated Intel chip.ġ. FusionFall is not a demanding game and should run fine even on a low-power computer. Virtual Machines can run Windows games in Linux where other options do not work. I've adapted Stellarspace's work into a simple install script, plus some improvements of my own. You can find their work here on the forums: Stellarspace has developed a step-by-step guide to get the FFR launcher and game installed on Linux. The FusionFall client is able to run under this compatibility layer. Wine is a Windows compatibility layer for Linux ( wine is not an emulator). I maintain a Lutris install script of my own, and I use that to submit improvements to the database script. I recommend using Lutris to run FusionFall - it streamlines the process of installing the game, and it provides a Steam-like interface for all your Linux games. FusionFall Retro has an entry in their database, you can install the game through their program. Lutris is an open-source Linux game manager.
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