Source: https://gist.github.com/d-kja/74633df5f2d6e55cb2a77c3f9d6acece

Try this at your own risk. Shift Up didn’t announce official support for running NIKKE on Linux, so they may ban you for this.

But based on the comments on Github, the person who discovered this was able to play everyday for at least two weeks without issues.

If anyone wanted TL;DR instructions:

  • Download and install NIKKE on Windows.
  • Transfer the entire NIKKE directory from Windows to where your drive_c is located on Linux.
  • Add nikke_launcher.exe as a non-Steam game. This exe file is located in NIKKE/Launcher/nikke_launcher.exe.
  • Select Proton-GE Latest for the Proton version you want to use on Steam.
  • Play.
  • DundasStation@lemmy.caOPM
    1·
    13 days ago

    Ideally there’s no censorship. But if it’s absolutely necessary, then I can live with an easy modification to the config file. Just like what Snowbreak did.

    The issue with community mods is that they might not work for our brethren on mobile. And it also relies on someone maintaining the mod. So if there’s no one to maintain it after a few years or if the sole maintainer goes batshit insane one day, then there goes the mod.

    • JayGray91🐉🍕@piefed.socialEnglish
      2·
      13 days ago

      I agree. Ideally there wouldn’t be any censorship. I hope ShiftUp can manage.

      Good point on community mods. It didn’t cross my mind.