Alan Wake 2 - 1.2.8 - MULTi14 - GNU/Linux Wine - jc141 (Reupload)

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Alan Wake 2 - 1.2.8 - MULTi14 - GNU/Linux Wine - jc141 (Reupload)

Alan Wake 2 - 1.2.8 - MULTi14 - GNU/Linux Wine - jc141 This is a reupload Genres: Action, Adventure, RPG                       Saga Anderson, an experienced FBI agent, is sent to the city of Bright Falls on the Pacific Northwest coast. In this town, hidden among mountains and forests, a series of terrible ritual murders takes place. Anderson's goal is to solve these crimes. However, when the heroine discovers pages from a horror novel that begin to come to life right before her eyes, the case quickly turns into a real-life nightmare. The combat system is based on the same mechanics as in the first part. Opponents hardly react to shots, so you first need to weaken them with a flashlight or other light source. At the same time, in the sequel, batteries are consumed not only in battle, but also during inspection of certain objects. SETUP AND SUPPORT - Setup is not optional. System requirements We recommend arch based EndeavourOS . Vulkan capable GPU/APU CPU: Intel Core i5-7600K RAM: 16 GB VRAM: 6 GB Video Card: GeForce GTX 1070; Radeon RX 5600 XT Other info Languages: English*, German*, French*, Spanish - Spain*, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese*, Italian, Chinese - Simplified, Chinese - Traditional, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil *languages with full audio support Language change access: In-game Gamepad support: Confirmed Integrated features Run with no extraction due to the Dwarfs image format. Mods/configs can be added through overlay-storage directory. Filesystem isolation for the game files through the use of Bubblewrap. Executables have read-only access to the system except for /dev /tmp. All network activity of the executable blocked by default with Bubblewrap isolation. Useful for privacy and security concerns. Gamescope support. Scales to desktop resolution, isolates game from display server and provides many useful features. Global and local default configurations are available to users to pick which features to enable or not.