@bradgy, did u find a way to run this on linux?

@Chathula no, but to be honest I didn't try much else in the way of winetricks etc. I had to refund so that I could get my money back before the 2 week/hour window closed.

Tried as well and crashed right away with error message as mentioned under Symptoms. Also, I tried demo version of game. Uninstalled the demo but if there's someone from Valve with possible fixes (wine arguments, etc.), I'll re-download the demo!

@ParitoshBh, if demo is free i would like to try and run it. Can you share me a url.

Hello @RVV55, where ever you found that your system has an Intel HD Graphics 620, that is incorrect, your Intel GPU is from the Haswell generation, which has experimental and incomplete Vulkan support.

Setting that aside, Proton uses a subcomponent called DXVK to translate DirectX 11 to Vulkan. Your R5 M230 is a Southern Island (SI) generation video card and your system uses the radeon kernel module by default with it. The radeon kernel module does not support Vulkan. Please give https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/wiki/For-AMD-users-having-issues-with-non-OpenGL-games a read.

Separately, it may be worthwhile to check if you have both the mesa-vulkan-drivers and mesa-vulkan-drivers:i386 packages installed with something like apt policy mesa-vulkan-drivers mesa-vulkan-drivers:i386 and install them if they are not installed.

That may help some other games start working, but unfortunately, you'll most likely most likely hit the C++ error previously mentioned in this compatibility report.

I have already installed the mesa drivers you have told. Why I am writing about this issue is that the game is launching in Lutris without the DirectX11 issues, but I am getting dxvk memory issues there, so the game crashes after some time.

I am getting the version info when I run vulkaninfo command. I am a complete newbie in Linux, I have only started to use it from the past few weeks.

Does it run on opengl

I can confirm the same issue on PopOS running the nvidia 440.82 driver on a 2080 with Steam.

It errors out withe the message 'No compatible graphics device found. Minimum DirectX 11 graphics device is required!'. I'm willing to provide any additional logs or info to any developer or others willing to look into the issue. Thanks

I did try running it under virtual desktop. Starts up. But hung at black screen. No more "No compatible graphics device found". I'll try digging up more logs when I get time.

Doesn't work with Steam's bundled proton. Tried with GE's proton 5.9-GE-3-ST. Works flawlessly. Breaks when exiting. Which seems to occur due to some resolution changes.

EDIT: Added GE link

Doesn't work with Steam's bundled proton. Tried with GE's proton 5.9-GE-3-ST. Works flawlessly. Breaks when exiting. Which seems to occur due to some resolution changes.

Can you link me to custom proton link

Also seems like a media foundation issue. Might work with steam's proton with <Workaround removed by moderator> tooo. Didn't try.

Do u face any other issues or it works out ofthe box with proton-ge @aki237

Oops. Sorry @kisak-valve

@bukyapavankumar : yeah it does. Haven't tested mp though.

@aki237 can you test multiplayer.its much needed these days

I would if I could.

@bradgy Seems like this is working fine with the latest proton. Can we close this issue?

Sounds good @aki237 , I don't own it anymore so I'll trust you to make the Whitelist Request ;)

i getting blank screen when i open cricket19 on solus 4.2 also i have used the latest proton ge and the 5.9 ge.please help me\