Alan Wake

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GNU_Raziel

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Action-adventure video game, 2012. Wikipedia.


Know Bug : Very laggy in-game with most hardwares (2014).

 

Appdb.winehq.org, PCGamingWiki.

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Dadu042 Sunday 2 February 2020 at 0:06
Dadu042

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This update has been approved by the team.

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Sunday 2 February 2020 at 0:55
Note: when installed from DVD, the shortcut seems to be misssing.
deri82 Sunday 5 July 2015 at 8:44
deri82 Anonymous

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This update has not been approved yet by the team.
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cecoates Sunday 7 June 2015 at 22:48
cecoates Anonymous

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I managed to get the GoG version working with sound (even in the cinematics).

I'm running Wine 1.7.43. I installed with Playonlinux as a "non-listed program".

I installed on a new virtual drive, and chose the defaults for everything.

After the install finished, I repeated the process to apply the 2.0.1.19 patch to the virtual drive I just created.

As-in, Alan Wake wouldn't run. So in PlayOnLinux I selected "configure".

I set the Wine version to "System" (the version I'm running above, 1.7.43).

The I chose "Configure Wine" and set the Windows version as "Windows 7".

Next I chose "Install components" and chose "dxfullsetup".

Once that finished I went back to the Wine tab and clicked "Windows reboot" and "Kill processes".

Now once I clicked "Run" for Alan Wake, boom! Full functionality. Use WSAD instead of the arrow keys but otherwise it's all good.

From WineHQ and other threads I initially tried various other steps, installed d3dx9, dsound, xact, etc. Through various trial and error I got the game running but with no cinematic sound. Doing the above process was the only way that I ended up with full functionality.

I have a ThinkPad T430 with a NVIDIA Geforce NVS 5400m and Core i7 processor. With the Intel graphics the game is playable but choppy. Using Bumblebee to run PlayOnLinux with Primus, the game is very smooth.

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Monday 8 June 2015 at 6:56
Such info belongs to manual installations (https://www.playonlinux.com/en/forum-24-Manual_installations.html) since you didn't use this script
Ph4nt0m Monday 29 December 2014 at 1:42
Ph4nt0m Anonymous

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The link for downloading vcredist_x64.exe and vcredist_x86.exe seems to be broken, therefore that part of the installation always fail

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Monday 29 December 2014 at 11:06
I cleared my resources cache, and had no problem redownloading/installing vcrun* components in either 32 or 64bits virtual drives...
ayami Monday 25 August 2014 at 23:51
ayami Anonymous

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I've installed Alan Wake on my Ubuntu desktop using POL and it runs fine, except that there is no in-game sound. The cinematics have sound, as does the opening splash page until the "press any key..." message. After pressing a key and going to the main menu all sound stops. If I start a new game the sound for the opening movie plays, but then once the first chapter starts all the sound is gone again.

I am using Alan Wake off a DVD, installed with the POL script, running in Wine through Steam, installed off the DVD rather than downloaded.

I'm using POL V. 4.2.2, downloaded from the repository. Ubuntu 14.04, with a NVIDIA graphics card (if that matters). Per the POL script for installing, it is using wine 1.5.0-raw3.

Everything runs fine, good framerate, keyboard and mouse work, but no audio in-game (but it is there in cinematics).

Thanks for any help.

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