Some Guy

Posted below on how to get it working using Lutris and Wine 6.5 on the Steam Deck, which is running Arch. Haven't tested it on other Linux systems, but should be extensible. https://forum.vendettagn.com/index.php?/topic/17818-eden-eternal-on-steam-deck/&do=findComment&comment=83612

I've been testing it out and got it working using the Lutris flatpak and Wine 6.5. The Steam Deck provides a Discover store where you install most tools you'll need. Assuming you are familiar with Lutris (plenty of guides out there), here are steps I took to get it working: Install Lutris from the Discover store Install ProtonUp-Qt from the Discover store Open ProtonUp-Qt and select Lutris under Install for Click Add version Select the Kron4ek Wine-Builds Vanilla compatibility tool, then select version 6.5 Click Install and wait for the installation to finish Open Lutris and add a game using Add locally installed game Under Game options, set the executable as the install.exe Under Runner options, set the wine version to the one installed using ProtonUp-Qt, should be call wine-6.5-amd64 Save the game configuration, then click Play to run it Go through launcher installation using default options Edit the same Lutris game configuration and switch the executable to the patcher.exe Save the game configuration, then click Play to run it again Go through the full game installation (this should take a while) Done! Each time you run the Lutris configuration it will bring up the patcher launcher with the option to launch Classic or Awaken. (Optional) Enable Windowed (virtual desktop), it fixes an issue with the mouse disappearing issue for me, YMMV (Optional) Under System options, enable Restore resolution on game exit, it fixes some screen resolution/orientation switch the game does only in desktop mode Been testing out more recent versions of Wine but they don't work. Later versions of Wine 6.x (6.6+) crash because the _Launcher.exe is being interpreted by Wine as a DDL and not an executable. Proton variants and Wine 7.x seem to crash because of libldap issues. Controls also took me a while to configure but Steam Deck provides sufficient mapping options to adapt your play-style.