At

http://arx.parpg.net/

you can get the newly-released open-source engine, which I successfully compiled with 64-bit Linux Mint 12. There are instructions for compiling under Windows and Linux and everything you need for compiling is free, of course.

It runs like a champ, full 1600x900, and sounds terrific. I installed Arx Fatalis with wine which ran pretty well., but not as smoothly nor as good-looking as this native 64-bit engine.

I'm going to have fun...

That's great news!

I'm running LMDE 64bit and I'm having issues compiling it though.

Could you by chance post a .deb installer for Arx Libertatis?

EDIT: I'm a dummy when it comes to compiling, but I managed to compile this one well enough. I'm running Wheezy x64, but it *should* also work on any Debian based distros (including Ubuntu, as long as it's 64 bit). Just stick the arx binary with your installed game files, e.g. /home/[username]/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/GOG.com/Arx Fatalis/ and double click to play.

Enjoy!

http://www.mediafire.com/file/xt1tkfofj880bf1/arx.tar.bz2

I am also lacking knowledge in compiling so how can I run Arx Fatalis using the binaries? (also 2 binaries are listed which one should I download?)
After downloading, whether I need to click the arx32 directly or requires some additional tweaking to run the game with the aforesaid binaries??

Please help..thanks

Download the latest version (currently arxlibertatis_0.1_ff17c.zip), extract all the files into the Arx Fatalis install folder, then run arx32.

I did the same and an error , namely, "MSV100.dll" not found pops up.

Hmm... missing libraries.

Download and run the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable installer maybe?

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5555

Running and working..thanks!

Lastly there is nothing mentioned as far as what improvisation this binary does to the game. I mean is this better? Will run without problems?..

That's it..Thank you guys for the helping hand.