For starters your using the older version DXVK, and you should try mesa 18.1.2+

Also you should enable fake dx10 support which is what it complains about, that might get it going if your lucky. There is a DX10 to Vulkan project but its a bit complicated getting it integrated alongside DXVK.

I confirm the game isn't working on my PC (Mesa 18.1.1, AMD RX 580 4GB).

The Linux port has very poor performance, so trying the game with DXVK will be a valid alternative, IMHO. I get only one third of the FPS I get under Windows.

Yeah without log files its pretty hard to help. Also last time I checked this game works well with native Linux and NVIDIA hardware, not sure if there is a specific issue with your AMD drivers or not.

Unless its like tomb raider where the performance test works great until you actually play the game.

@doitsujin sorry, I'm not a native english speaker, what do you mean for "specify "isn't working""?

The game works natively under Linux with OpenGL with poor perfomance, but it doesn't at all under wine or wine+dxvk. Last time I tried (last weekend), I deleted the game, so I can't reproduce, if needed, the issue now.

EDIT: tested with AMD Radeon 7850 (not under wine) and AMD RX 580

@ziabice If a game does not work with Wine at all , he can't do anything about it.

Requirements for opening a issue , with "not working " title:

Game needs to run with Wine first , but it doesn't work with DXVK.

@Leopard1907 You are perfectly right, but I haven't opened this issue

@ziabice Yeah ,lol. Sorry for confusion :D

I saw in a website selling the game a warning that the game is not optimized to work with AMD and Intel GPUs on Linux at the moment.

I need to ask a question if you excuse me : If I run a game that support Vulkan like Doom 2016, do I need to turn off DXVK?

That Intel and AMD gpu's are not supported notice is an old issue.

Back in the time , AMD open source was not good and closed source AMD driver fglrx was a literal shit.

That is an old notice. Reasons that game runs poorly on Linux was:

Feral was not that experienced

Port based on OpenGL because there was no Vulkan at that time

Dx to OGL conversion literally blocks optimization.

For example ; Rise of The Tomb Raider works great and not have that kind of huge performance difference. Because Vulkan gave them much more room for performance.

TL DR ; AMD gpu's are not supported warning is not relevant now.

I hope more games will be based on Vulkan because it runs well on Linux.

I've waited so long for DX11 to be ported on Linux. Thanks to DXVK, it's now possible.

@ziabice what exactly did you mean by this:

I confirm the game isn't working on my PC
I need more details.

@doitsujin I'm downloading the game right now, I'll reply ASAP (it's a 40 GB D/L...)

I tried the native version of Middle Earth the Shadow of Mordor, and it is not working at all.

@ahmed-elsayed2017 Let me guess: It stayed on loading screen with a spinning logo?

@ahmed Sorry :(

@doitsujin here are my tests results:

System specs:
CPU AMD A10-7850K, 16 GB
GPU AMD RX 580 4GB
Distro: Manjaro Linux
Drivers: Mesa 18.1.1, amdgpu
Wine-staging-nine 3.10 (from archlinux)
DXVK 0.60 (from AUR dxvk-bin)

Wine run from PlayOnLinux and the console. Game run from Steam installed into a 64bit prefix.

First run: game refuses to start complaining about missing DirectX 11
Second run: added DXVK_FAKE_DX10_SUPPORT=1 at launch. The game started (Steam says it is running), but it eats 100% CPU on one single core, stuck. No disk activity.

ShadowOfMordor_d3d11.log
ShadowOfMordor_dxgi.log

Hope this helps!

@Leopard1907 No, it gives me these errors :

libGL error: unable to load driver: radeonsi_dri.so
libGL error: driver pointer missing
libGL error: failed to load driver: radeonsi
libGL error: unable to load driver: radeonsi_dri.so
libGL error: driver pointer missing
libGL error: failed to load driver: radeonsi
libGL error: unable to load driver: swrast_dri.so
libGL error: failed to load driver: swrast
X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)
Major opcode of failed request: 155 (GLX)
Minor opcode of failed request: 3 (X_GLXCreateContext)
Value in failed request: 0x0
Serial number of failed request: 97
Current serial number in output stream: 98

When I open any game, it uses only 25% of my cpu. Is that ok?

@ahmed-elsayed2017 Your driver is not configured correctly.

Use Padoka Ppa if you're on Ubuntu or Ubuntu based distros ( like Mint ) , to update your driver.

https://launchpad.net/~paulo-miguel-dias/+archive/ubuntu/pkppa

It is already installed.

@Leopard1907 I fixed the problem with steam on Linux. The native version is not bad.

It doesn't give the same framerate as Windows, but it's playable.

@ahmed-elsayed2017

Nice. Personally , i only prefer Wine + DXVK for non native titles. Using native versions for other games no matter their performance rates are. Shadow of Mordor would benefit from a Vulkan port like Feral did with Mad Max but asking for a revisit for these older titles would be pointless.

The game has a problem with resolution stuck at 540p and can't be change I think it's caused by the amd spoof for Nvidia

@massatt212

I think it's caused by the amd spoof for Nvidia

You can check this out by using e.g. https://github.com/simons-public/protonfixes

util.protontricks('vd=1920x1080') -- wine virtual desktop
util.protontricks('force_gpu=nvidia') -- report Nvidia GPU by wine (Proton)

util.set_dxvk_option('dxgi.customDeviceId', '10de') --
util.set_dxvk_option('dxgi.customVendorId', '13c2') -- report Nvidia GPU by DXVK

find . ( -name "libgcc_s.so*" -o -name "libstdc++.so*" -o -name "libxcb.so*" -o -name "libgpg-error.so*" ) -print -delete

or "LD_PRELOAD='/usr/$LIB/libstdc++.so.6' DISPLAY=:0 DRI_PRIME=1 sh run_game.sh"