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What is the game?

Dice Mayhem is a roguelike dice battler where you defeat bosses and enemies

WHATS NEW?

1. well in this update I have added a new dice element ICE this element will freeze the enemy making them not able to attack
2. add an indicator of how many rerolls for the dice you have left
3. added some more feedback to gameplay basic attack animations for enemy cards
4. 1 new BOSS called ODEN which is the most powerful boss in the game

WHERE CAN I PLAY?

you can play the game on itch.io It is 100% FREE

https://snapgamesstudios.itch.io/dice-mayhem

I'm using Linux as daily drive for 1 year and since I started I've been trying to play Multi Theft Auto. It just feels impossible at this point. I have GTA SA on Rockstar Games Launcher.

When I installed the launcher via Lutris (from pacman) the game just doesn't start.

When I installed it via Flatpak Lutris, the game runs but my mouse working only on menu, not in game. I didn't care and tried to install MTA and it asks me for a "setup.exe" file I don't know what it is (not the MTA installer exe).

When I tried with Flatpak Bottles, the exe file of the launcher is not starting.

When I tried with AUR Bottles, exe is starting but it gives error.

Not only MTA, but also GTA SA is not playable. I don't know if it's because of Rockstar Games Launcher, Wine, whatever. I gave up (not from Linux, from the trying to make a game work).

I've been gaming on Linux now for nearly two years. I've got a main Linux desktop and now a Steam Deck handheld. I've found I can do ALMOST everything I can on windows with gaming, and some of my favourite games even have better performance.

However modding, specifically with a script extender exe, has presented a big of a problem. All the guides I've found work great UNTIL I need SKSE or FOSE. If anyone knows a full guide that includes how to run a script extender I'd be very greatful for completing my Linux gaming experience.

TLDR: Need a Linux modding guide that includes running a Script Extender

I'm on Linux Mint trying to run Rocket League on Epic Games through Lutris. I have installed Overcooked 2 using the same method and it runs perfectly but Rocket League won't open for some reason. Can anyone help please?

I have noticed quite a few people cheating and hacking in helldivers lobbies, and I know that the games devs will look into stopping that cheating with anti cheats. But what are the odds that the ac blocks linux compatibility?

I know it may not happen, but I'm worried because I do like this game.

I installed CoreCtrl and followed the instructions in the docs to set it up to run on startup and stay active. I have set this profile below for 3D Fullscreen. Am I correct in assuming that it will only be triggered when I run a game? Does it also work if the game is set to Windowed Fullscreen or Borderless Fullscreen? Because I have set the fan to not go 0 RPM but it clearly is in 0 RPM as you can see in the screenshot.

CoreCtrl profile for 3D Fullscreen

The problem is that my CPU governor isn't set to Performance even if I select it from CoreCtrl. I have checked using the command in the screenshot below, while idle and also while in games, but it's always On Demand.

CPU governor in CoreCtrl

I have tried using other tools like cpupower-gui or directly write to those files as mentioned in this post, but nothing is changing. I'm not sure what's happening with the CPU governor and why it isn't changing. Now I'm not even sure if CoreCtrl is overclocking my GPU either.

Arch docs mention you have to enable 32-bit repositories in 'Installation' step https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Steam, this makes me think its a 32-bit app.

"multilib contains 32-bit software and libraries that can be used to run and build 32-bit applications on 64-bit installs (e.g. wine, steam, etc)."

Is that the same on officially supported Ubuntu? So in theory if we want Steam to work better and have more seamless experience on modern computers, we want it to be built for 64-bit? Does anyone know if we anticipate this anytime in the near future?

For context I updated my Nvidia drivers and now it locks my monitors Frame rate at 60 frames per second. I did Sudo Pac-Man -S nvidia Anyway to have the updated drivers while having 144 hertz?

I am on Garuda if that helps

I cannot figure this out. GWE worked so perfectly for me, but apparently they can't get it to work on Wayland. Now that X11 is gone, I can no longer use it. Is there another option?

Hi switched from Fedora 39 Gnome to Fedora 40 KDE today, after setting up the usual Fedora things went to install steam and launch - launched the login and does appear to log in but does not display the client after and will not list in activities when alt tabbing. System info below, let me know if any other info needed. Do NOT have family settings enabled, so I don't think it's that bug.

AMD RYZEN 7 7700X

32GB DDR5 CL32

INTEL ARC A770

FEDORA 40 KDE PLASMA 6

To clarify, this is the native Fedora Steam client

Edit, to add - tested flatpak client, UI launches then after login but elements are not interactive and window goes unresponsive after a bit

Edit edit for people in the future that may search this and need an answer - closed steam, opened terminal and used the command. This worked for me

steam --reset

I bought a Gigabyte RX 7900 GRE video card two weeks ago and noticed that the fans do not work until the GPU temperature reaches 70 degrees Celsius. I've tried adjusting the curve and setting the fan speed to 100%, and I realized that these settings work but only after the fans activate at 70 degrees Celsius. Thus, the fan control is functioning, but not correctly. I suspect this might be a hardware issue. Does anyone know how to fix this?

P.S Also i tested on Windows, everything works fine

the camera on the vive is being grabbed by discord, and it is not showing my droidcam feed anymore

how do i disable this behavoir?

starts up normal but nothing pops up or if it does it still kinda broken

If you move the window around it turns black

I am using bottles to use Ubisoft connect and the same issues occur with lutris too. I have tried using the different runner like Wine GE, Proton. Either an issue because of the new look it got or Ubisoft just hates Linux.

So I've been frequenting Linux desktop news for a while, and it seems like the last pieces of the NVIDIA + Wayland puzzle are coming into place with explicit sync support. I'm considering making the jump back to an NVIDIA card, but one thing that concerns me is the alleged lack of power management functionality when using the NVIDIA control panel on Wayland? If I understand correctly, it requires a genuine X11 session to provide control over the feature.

https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvidia-settings/issues/69

Being able to power limit or undervolt these power-hungry cards is important to me, and I'm curious whether anyone running a Wayland session has figured out a solution. I can currently do it in CoreCtrl on AMD just fine. I don't even necessarily need any of the other control panel settings exposed, I just want the power management controls. Maybe there's some kernel parameter or command line tool that will do the job?

Thanks.

Recently I decided to reinstall AC Syndicate but I noticed I have this weird graphical glitch with anything in the distance

As shown in the image, the anything beyond a certain point is like half rendered only, and it makes the game really hard to enjoy because I can barely see beyond my immediate environment.

How do I fix this glitch? I am on KDE Neon (User edition) running the game through lutris. Latest drivers, RTX 4060.

If there is anything I need to include then I will edit this post to add that info.

Thank you all in advance

https://preview.redd.it/6qzznwzygawc1.png?width=1941&format=png&auto=webp&s=080f1a4057ab8f59b96dba7c2133bdc0e0a5e2fa

https://preview.redd.it/r7w9e9mxz9wc1.png?width=1919&format=png&auto=webp&s=213c74a88345db06ccc25aed029adf1ab89164c7

The game appears in the corner and I can use the mouse. Have to use keyboard to switch to windowed mode, then back to full screen to fix it. But it will always launch like this