Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

How to play on Steam Deck/Linux?
I want to play this game on my budget PC with SteamOS, what do i need?

Explain it to me like im 5 years old. Thanks!
Originally posted by Vepar:
  • Download the unofficial patch from here: https://www.moddb.com/mods/vtmb-unofficial-patch
  • Make sure you have wine installed on your system, but since it's SteamOS it should be installed already. I don't know how SteamOS handles package management. On any other arch based system you'd install wine with sudo pacman -S wine, but i don't know if SteamOS has pacman.
  • Run the patch as normal using wine (should just work) by double clicking on the patch executable wherever you downloaded it.
  • When it asks for the game directory, click browse, and your filesystem is labeled "Z:". If it's not, doesn't matter just navigate to the game location, usually "/home/username/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines" either from the "Z" drive or from / (root), whichever lets you do that.
  • Install the patch, your perfered verison (basic, plus)
  • Under general tab, in the "launch options" field, write "-game Unofficial_Patch" (without the quotes)
  • Right click on the game in Steam library, under compatibility click "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool", and chooose Proton Experimental
  • Additionally, you can run the game from Loader.exe located in the game directory. You can add it as a shortcut to Steam, run it directly by double clicking on the file when in desktop mode or make a shortcut elsewhere like on your desktop and run it from there. The game should start normally by clicking "Play" in Steam though.
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  • Download the unofficial patch from here: https://www.moddb.com/mods/vtmb-unofficial-patch
  • Make sure you have wine installed on your system, but since it's SteamOS it should be installed already. I don't know how SteamOS handles package management. On any other arch based system you'd install wine with sudo pacman -S wine, but i don't know if SteamOS has pacman.
  • Run the patch as normal using wine (should just work) by double clicking on the patch executable wherever you downloaded it.
  • When it asks for the game directory, click browse, and your filesystem is labeled "Z:". If it's not, doesn't matter just navigate to the game location, usually "/home/username/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines" either from the "Z" drive or from / (root), whichever lets you do that.
  • Install the patch, your perfered verison (basic, plus)
  • Under general tab, in the "launch options" field, write "-game Unofficial_Patch" (without the quotes)
  • Right click on the game in Steam library, under compatibility click "Force the use of a specific Steam Play compatibility tool", and chooose Proton Experimental
  • Additionally, you can run the game from Loader.exe located in the game directory. You can add it as a shortcut to Steam, run it directly by double clicking on the file when in desktop mode or make a shortcut elsewhere like on your desktop and run it from there. The game should start normally by clicking "Play" in Steam though.
Figured I'd ask here, any idea if the RTX Remix mod works in Linux yet? I plan to test this weekend but curious if anyone had any trouble.
I haven't tried it, it barely works on windows, i wouldn't bother with it right now, i'd give it more time to mature. But if you managed to get it working, post here how it works.
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