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I was unaware, I just assumed that it was running on proton since I was having issues with it. But the culprit to it not working was having some mods enabled th

I was unaware, I just assumed that it was running on proton since I was having issues with it. But the culprit to it not working was having some mods enabled that disabled the menu when running on Linux. Thanks for getting me to take another crack at getting it running!

29athrowaway 6y ago
FYI Civ 5 also has a native port. Civ 4 runs on wine, but the Beyond the Sword expo needs workarounds to work (some few winetricks commands). Does not run out of the box. Civ 4 Colonization works out of the box but occassionally it will hang. I have not tried Civ 3 or previous civs. FreeCiv/FreeCol can be fun too if you don't mind the graphics. Especially the online play. The diplomacy is different.
- sandov 6y ago
  The Civ V port works well except for the fact that it has no anti-aliasing option.
- gpm 6y ago
  Civ 2 works flawlessly with wine.