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"Voices Of The Void" Alpha

Gather unknown signals from deep, silent space · By mrdrnose

PLEASE ADD LINUX SUPPORT

A topic by DrKlaaw created Mar 29, 2026 Views: 1,375 Replies: 10
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I recently switched over from Windows to Linux (i say recently this was about half a year ago) and now use Arch btw, and I’d really like support for maybe a .AppImage file that you could download with the game because am my friends have been heavily recommending this game,

Cheers,

From ur bro, DrKlaaw

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I believe you can play the game with Linux, i saw some people talking about adding the game to steam as a non-steam game for Linux a while back.

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A native linux version would be nice, but the game does work well with proton. The easiest way is to just add it as a non-steam game and launch it there.

I know I am not the Dev here but having every-time iv ran into native builds of anything games wise has been a mess cause of multiple differences between install of linux and distros. I think having support for proton is enough due to how fractured things are.. 

It works, but I've found it requires using Proton 9.0-4, Experimental and Hotfix crash for me. It does ask to install the C++ runtime. It does crash upon loading the Tutorial level the first time, but the second attempt it worked.

The game also works with Bottles, if you can get Bottles to work. I need to reinstall my GPU drivers, because it can't find them. But otherwise worked significantly better with Soda than standard Proton.

I just use the Windows version by adding a non-steam game, pointing it to the VOTV.exe and then run it with proton experimental. Works fine for me. Have you made sure your Nvidia gaming drivers are installed? Also, what distro are you on? I'm on Kubuntu, but Mint, Ubuntu and other Debian based distros should word. I also know the game runs on CacheyOS as well. So It should work on Arch distro's as well. 

both proton and wine worked for me

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does external content work for you in bottles/linux? 

when I try to play a video/stream either nothing happens or the game crashes (fatal error)

Not sure if this will help, but iIf you're using the Flatpak version of Bottles, make sure you have the folder the file you're trying to play is in allowed to the program. You can do this via CLI, or with Flatseal.

If that's not it, I got no idea, but wish you the best.

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if you want to play MP4s on the TV, go to the launch options for the game and put WINE_DO_NOT_CREATE_DXGI_DEVICE_MANAGER=1 %command 

i found this posted in a reddit a while ago.

you need to find the proton save file folder and that should work thats how ive been doing it just go into your steam compat data folder and if you are using dolphin search for VoTV

:)