Grand Theft Auto III - 1.0 - MULTi5 - GNU/Linux Wine - jc141 (App...

Grand Theft Auto III - 1.0 - MULTi5 - GNU/Linux Wine - jc141 (Appid=12100)


Genres: Action

Welcome to Liberty City. Where it all began. With stellar voice acting, a darkly comic storyline, a stunning soundtrack and revolutionary open-world gameplay, Grand Theft Auto III is the game that defined the open world genre for a generation.

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System requirements
We recommend arch based EndeavourOS .
Vulkan capable GPU/APU

Other info
The version of the game has been downgraded from the Steam version to the 1.0 version so mods work.

You can add your own mods to files/game-root/base without needing to extract the game files.

You should disable framelimiter in game settings for better performance.

If your mouse is not moving up and down, you probably need to change the mouse sensitivity.

The base game aka the start.e-w.sh start script uses the following modifications:

SilentPatch
GInput 1.11
ThirteenAG's Widescreen Fix
Open Limit Adjuster v1.5.9
Vigilante Framerate
SA & LCS Vehicle Camera Port (SA and LCS camera)
GTA III HD Vehicles Tri-Pack

The hard mode game version aka hard.mode.sh includes the following:

SA & LCS Vehicle Camera Port (SA and LCS camera)
Vigilante Framerate
Tightened Thrice

Languages: English*, French, German, Italian, Spanish - Spain
*languages with full audio support
Language change access: In-game

Gamepad support tested on Xbox 360 Controller: Confirmed

Integrated features
Run with no extraction due to the Dwarfs image format. Mods/configs can be added through overlay-storage directory.

Filesystem isolation for the game files through the use of Bubblewrap. Executables have read-only access to the system except for /dev /tmp.

All network activity of the executable blocked by default with Bubblewrap isolation. Useful for privacy and security concerns.

Gamescope support. Scales to desktop resolution, isolates game from display server and provides many useful features.

Global and local default configurations are available to users to pick which features to enable or not.