Games will usually crash immediately upon start, or as soon as you click on your keyboard or start playing. The current version of Steam have one problem when running in wine. Change 'Video memory size' to reflect your GPU memory. Now click on the 'Display' tab on the top. Name the shortcut "Steam-Bloodlines" then click 'I don't want to make another shortcut' and click next. Select the virtual drive, then click 'Make a new shortcut from this virtual drive' On the left side, find the virtual drive you just set up, it will be listed with the same name you typed in during set-up. Now back at the main PlayOnLinux window, click on 'Configure', it does not matter what game shortcut is selected when you click 'Configure' so don't worry about that. The virtual drive has already been set up by this point and there is no need to run any install file. When it asks you for the install file to run, click on 'Cancel' When you come to the selection of libraries, select the following: Note: Even though the language is Norwegian in my screenshot, the layout will look the same for you My desktop is at 1920 x 1080, so I set that for the wine virtual desktop resolution. Make sure that you set the resolution to your desktop resolution. When the wine configuration window appear, select the 'Graphics' tab, and click the checkbox for all four options. Make sure you select '32-bits window installation' if you are on a 64-bit system.
On the wine selection window, select the 1.7.8 version and click 'Next'. On the next window, select 'Use another version of Wine', 'Configure wine' and 'Install some libraries'
Name the virtual drive "Steam_bloodlines" Select 'Install a program in a new virtual drive' Back at the main PlayOnLinux window, select 'Install' If you have a 64-bits system, make sure you have selected the 'Wine versions (x86)' tab above In the new window that appears, scroll through the 'Available Wine versions' box to find '1.7.8' and click on the right pointing arrow to install it, afterwards it will appear on the right side under 'Installed Wine versions' Launch PlayOnLinux and select 'Tools' and 'Manage Wine versions' To learn more about PlayOnLinux and Wine configuration, see the online manual: PlayOnLinux explained The guide will explain how to setup Steam in PlayOnLinux so that you can install and play the steam version of Vampire Bloodlines.
More powerful forces drag you into the struggles between the various vampire factions. You play the role of a newly embraced vampire, trying to get by in your new existence. It depicts a darker version of our world, where vampires exist in secret societies. Bloodlines is a game that takes place in the World of Darkness role playing games franchise.
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