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EuroNutellaMan
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EuroNutellaMan@lemmy.worldJoined: 2023-06-22 |
Hello everyone, I am crossposting this from /c/linux_gaming I wanted to write a guide on how to play Anomaly on Linux which works as of 19th November 2023. I use Arch with KDE plasma (and I also tested it with Xfce4) and it works perfectly fine, it even seems to work on Wayland session but I haven't done extensive testing. It should work for any distro as long as it has what you need. So here it goes. Step 0: RequirementsYou'll need to have Steam, Protontricks, and obviously the game files downloaded from the official sources Step 1: Extract the game filesYou can put them wherever you want, I personally chose ~/Games/Anomaly/. Essentially put the ".7z" files wherever and extract them, I do this with this terminal command:
and then
Make sure to overwrite anything when extracting the 1.5.2 patch Step 2: Add the game to steamOpen up steam, on the top right go to games > Add a non-Steam game > Browse and then navigate to and select the .exe file, then Add program. Step 3: Set up Steam compatibility layerOn your Steam library Right click the Anomaly game and go to Properties > Compatibility and click Force the use of a specific compatibility layer and select whichever proton version you prefer. I went with Proton experimental and it works fine. After all of this is done, run it once and wait for it to crash. Step 4: Protontricks compatibilityNow open up protontricks, I'll use the GUI via running:
Then, select the Anomaly game > Default profile > Install DLL and you'll want to select these:
Let it install everything then close it and launch the game via steam. You're set to go. |
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