Call of Juarez: Gunslinger

Version sold through Steam store, no DLCs when it was tested.

Application Details:

Version:	Steam Retail
License:	Retail
URL:	http://www.ubi.com/UK/Games/In...
Votes:	0
Latest Rating:	Gold
Latest Wine Version Tested:	5.5-staging

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Test Results

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What works

- Installing, starting up and playing the game with maxed-out settings.

What does not

- The game needs xapofx1_5.dll to run. "winetricks xact" may do it.

- Movies only work with WMP10 running.

Workarounds

What was not tested

- Controller support

Hardware tested

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Additional Comments

AMD Radeon 6800, latest Mesa trunk (20140613). I installed all .NET versions prior to Media Player, that broke the movies. I had to set msdmo.dll to Builtin and run this: wine regsvr32 wmadmod.dll wmsdmod.dll wmspdmod.dll wmvdmod.dll wmvadvd.dll wmadmod.dll I guess if WMP10 had been installed before .NET everything would've been fine. (.NET is not needed for the game, but maybe this helps some people)

selected in Test Results table below

	Operating system	Test date	Wine version	Installs?	Runs?	Used Workaround?	Rating	Submitter
Show	Arch Linux x86_64	Apr 12 2020	5.5-staging	Yes	Yes	Yes	Gold	Alain DRILLON
Show	Ubuntu 17.10 "Artful" amd64 (+variants like Kubuntu)	Oct 31 2017	2.19-staging	Yes	Yes	No	Silver	cdoublejj
Show	Antergos x86_64	Aug 05 2016	1.9.15	Yes	Yes		Gold	manero666
Show	Debian GNU/Linux Unstable "Sid" x86_64	Feb 22 2016	1.9.3	Yes	Yes		Platinum	Lyn
Current	Slackware64 -current	Jun 19 2014	1.7.20	Yes	Yes		Gold	Danny Schmarsel

Known Bugs

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HowTo / Notes

In-game movies

This game requires Windows Media Player 10 to show in-game movies. You must install it before running the game. Simplest solution is to use winetricks to do all the work. Problem is when you use 64-bit wine with 64-bit prefix (created by default) - currently WMP10 doesn't work on such configurations.

You must create 32-bit prefix and install Steam and WMP10 in it. Make sure that "~/.local/share/wineprefixes/steam" doesn't exist and run this command:

WINEARCH=win32 WINEPREFIX=~/.local/share/wineprefixes/steam winetricks steam wmp10 l3codecx

Then you can install the game using Steam as usual.

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