Aion by mnuahs on Monday August 3rd 2009, 17:02 GameGuard is also used in Aion. [post new] [reply to this]

Gameguard is not good by teguh on Thursday July 16th 2009, 8:04 My Friend playing SEAL Online, and can hack this gameguard easyly, so My friend can get special item. I don't understand why they (developer game) use this gameguard. [post new] [reply to this]

• RE: Gameguard is not good by Ressier on Sunday July 19th 2009, 4:54

• RE: Gameguard is not good by teguh on Monday July 20th 2009, 10:18

Is it possible.. by Apeiron on Sunday July 5th 2009, 3:28 Is it possible to simply detect if GameGuard is installed and running, and just return success for any system calls it does? In theory, wouldn't that please GG and cause it to "run," as well as the game it's "hooked" to? I don't know what calls GG makes or if it's possible to simply return success for all the calls without it simply crashing, but is it at least worth a shot? [post new] [reply to this]

hmmmm by Meredith on Saturday July 4th 2009, 14:17 That might be a great way to look at it. Let's see... What file type is .des? Maybe we should figure that out first. [post new] [reply to this]

• RE: hmmmm by Meredith on Saturday July 4th 2009, 14:22

simulate by Bozhan on Saturday July 4th 2009, 13:47 wine is not emulator.... than is it possible just to simulate conditions which makes GameGuard happy :))) [post new] [reply to this]

Gameguard versions by Paul Hampson on Saturday February 7th 2009, 9:33 There seems to be three Gameguard versions listed in the appdb, but none of them actually have version numbers, they're all marked as "bundled". They probably should be merged unless meaningful versioning is available. Given it's an online-games protection service and presumably continuously updated, I doubt there's a meaningful versioning system available. [post new] [reply to this]

• RE: Gameguard versions by Paul Hampson on Saturday February 7th 2009, 10:10

Almost got it to work by Mishail Tupas on Sunday July 20th 2008, 13:58 Updates, runs, then it can't find oreans.vxd, creating the can't initalize error. The file is there, however. [post new] [reply to this]

works with Silkroad Online by Patrick on Friday July 4th 2008, 17:56 nProtect GameGuard is used with Silkroad Online, too. There it works fine, but why dosn't GameGuard run with other games? I don't play other games using GameGuard, but i've tested it with the game "GrandChase" there it exits, because "GameMon" couldn't be executed. [post new] [reply to this]

• RE: works with Silkroad Online by Justin Soulia on Wednesday October 22nd 2008, 10:31

• RE: works with Silkroad Online by Patrick on Thursday October 23rd 2008, 10:35

• RE: works with Silkroad Online by Lisa Denia on Thursday October 8th 2009, 17:40

NEED THIS TO WORK! by John Pycroft on Sunday June 15th 2008, 2:44 guys please, i'm sure this must be one of your highest priorities, and if not, it should be, there are so many gamers and games out there that are refusing to come to linux, thus we need linux to come to them, if we got this working, it would solve endless problems with games [post new] [reply to this]

• RE: NEED THIS TO WORK! by Igaan on Sunday November 23rd 2008, 19:04

by Felipe on Thursday May 8th 2008, 14:14 nProtect GameGuard is also bundled on all PlayNC Games (Lineage, Exteel, ...), Dekaron, DOMO, Flyff ... [post new] [reply to this]

Rootkit by Justin Soulia on Monday April 21st 2008, 18:35 GameGuard is what you call a rootkit, which injects itself into system files. GameGuard cannot function in WINE right now because WINE simply doesn't support the low-level access to files such as gdi32.dll and ntdll.dll (to name a few) which would aid it in functioning. The games themselves will not function without GameGuard because they are designed to close out if GameGuard cannot run. Right now, the only real way that GameGuard will work on WINE is if nProtect adds support for WINE, but that probably won't happen. Also, the fact that GameGuard "isn't an exe" has nothing to do with whether it functions or not. It hides away in dll's and runs it's processes hidden under the guise of the files it injected itself into. It figures out when you are using a program to cheat or take screenshots through the use of these low-level features in it's host files. [post new] [reply to this]

• RE: Rootkit by Cory on Saturday August 15th 2009, 14:15

Shaiya by guilherme silva on Sunday March 23rd 2008, 12:11 Also causes Shaiya to malfunction... [post new] [reply to this]

by Robert on Friday February 22nd 2008, 15:17 Game Guard doesn't work on Linux because Game Guard isn't an exe file. It's its own file that runs as a plug in with Maple Story and such [post new] [reply to this]

Soldier Front by typooni on Wednesday February 13th 2008, 11:47 This is used in ijji.com's Soldier Front too and it makes the game not playable with Wine... [post new] [reply to this]

A few other games by Ron on Sunday December 16th 2007, 18:29 This is also bundled in Gunbound, MapleStory, and GunZ. I really hope Wine is able to get this to run... soon. :) [post new] [reply to this]

Lineage2 by Maximiliano Casta n on Thursday March 22nd 2007, 22:44 This program, is added to Lineage2 too, this game doesn't work on Linux, some time ago i use Lineage2, but this say about an error 620, when the GameGuard is not initialized... [post new] [reply to this]