Once you have unshield, run the following commands, replacing PATH-TO-EXTRACT-FILES-TO and INSTALLER-LOCATION appropriately. There may be a package available for your distribution, or build from source (grab the source from the link, then run cmake. If you have the retail installer, you'll need unshield to extract it. The files will be extracted, and you're ready to go. Open a terminal window, navigate to the folder you created and run the following command. Check if your distribution has a package for it, if not it can be downloaded from the link provided.Ĭreate a folder for the RCT2 files, and move the installer package to it, as innoextract will simply dump the contents to the folder where the installer resides. If you have the GOG.com installer, you can extract it using innoextract. Second option: Manual extraction GOG.com version
#Rct2 steam install
Download and install RCT2, remembering to note/copy the path where you installed it. Steam versionįollow a guide for installing Steam via WINE, such as this one from the Arch Wiki. It does not matter if RCT2 actually runs, as we'll be using OpenRCT2. Follow the wizard the wrapper provides, pointing it to the installer at the appropriate point.
Using a wrapper such as PlayOnLinux is recommended to make the process easier. You can use WINE - a reimplementation of the Windows API - to run the installer. First option: WINE GOG.com and Retail CD versions If you're on Linux there are 2 options to extract the game files. Extract RCT2 files on Linux - Quickstart Guide - OpenRCT2 About Features Changelog Quickstart FAQ Downloads Forums Extract RCT2 files on Linux - Quickstart Guide
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