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Nancy Drew: Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon (31810) #6469

Open kaidelorenzo opened 1 year ago

kaidelorenzo commented 1 year ago

Compatibility Report

Name of the game with compatibility issues: Nancy Drew: Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon
Steam AppID of the game: 31810

System Information

GPU: Intel Mesa Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 (SKL GT2)
Driver/LLVM version: 4.6 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 22.3.2 (git-a09d5e2747)
Kernel version: 6.1.6-200.fc37.x86_64
Link to full system information report as Gist: system information report.txt
Proton version: 1673611306 experimental-7.0-20230113

I confirm:

[x] that I haven't found an existing compatibility report for this game.
[x] that I have checked whether there are updates for my system available.

steam-31810.log

Symptoms

The computer goes full screen black for a second and then crashes

Reproduction

Launch the game

kaidelorenzo commented 9 months ago

As of 1697215757 experimental-8.0-20231011b the game shows an error modal instead of immediately crashing off of a black screen.

The modal:

GAME

Could not initialize DirectSound. Please be sure a sound card is installed and all drivers are up to date.

steam-31810.log

ShadiestGoat commented 8 months ago

I'm able to get it started in a similar manner to danger by design. They supposedly use the same engine... I was only able to get it running on proton 7 however.

Additionally, I'm having trouble where the game is rendered in the top left, and i have to move the window top the top left to be able able to actually see it. Its super odd stuff!

I will let you know if this method actually fully works - I've had initial luck with running this game before, but then it kept on crashing on the same spot, in an error that seems to be internal to the game!

kaidelorenzo commented 2 months ago

Ok on the Steam Deck it's running with tweaks similar to Danger by Design.

See my ProtonDB post

cochcoder commented 1 month ago

I was able to run this game in Lutris without the commands kaidelorenzo listed in their ProtonDB post after I enabled dgvoodoo2 version 2.8. Two things to note, one, the mouse icon flickers when moved, and two, my copy of the game was bought from Her Interactive's site and not from Steam.

Proton versions tested: Proton-GE 9.5 Proton 9.0 (Beta) wine-ge-8-26

kaidelorenzo commented 1 month ago

Those commands are just to make sure dgvoodoo2 actually gets used.

I'm curious how you would describe the mouse icon flicker. For me on the Steam version the only obvious flickering is when on the Steam Deck with the frame rate limiter enabled. Then it's flickery and laggy.

cochcoder commented 1 month ago

Here is a short video that shows what is happening with the mouse pointer:

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/assets/103969142/aa841408-65c8-41f1-b5a4-9087a77559c9

kaidelorenzo commented 1 month ago

That's what it looks like on my Steam Deck with the frame limiter on. Is your cursor also laggy or does it just blink?

cochcoder commented 1 month ago

That's what it looks like on my Steam Deck with the frame limiter on. Is your cursor also laggy or does it just blink?

It's a mixture of both, mostly flickering, but is a bit laggy.

kaidelorenzo commented 1 month ago

What's your setup? I have Intel integrated skylake with fedora gnome and I have very slight flickering. But not laggy and not a much flickering as your video.

cochcoder commented 1 month ago

I'm using Intel integrated Comet Lake on Fedora 40 with KDE 6.0.4 on kernel 6.8.10