If you are being literal this is your first major problem. As you can see from the linked bug report the status is STAGED. The winmm-Delay_Import_Depends patch is currently only available in Staging builds. You need Staging 2.0-rc1 or whatever version to use the override. If it still crashes after that it's a different issue, a regression, etc.

I don't remember if I mentioned anything before, but I always like the idea of linking to the previous version of the report.

Game: KKND Xtreme
Installer MD5: b3bea404684998609d7d5eb32dc8ee48 setup_kknd_xtreme_2.0.0.9.exe
WineHQ AppDB link: retail
CodeWeavers link: None
Distro: Ubuntu Mate 16.04 64-bit
Kernel version: 4.4.0-53-generic x86_64
Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GT 240
Graphics driver & version: 3.3.0 NVIDIA 340.98
Wine version(s) tested: Wine 1.8.6 via PlayOnLinux,

Install notes: Install & play.
Winetricks: Directx9 and dplay is needed *
If using PlayOnLinux, start the game from/create shortcut from "KKNDgame.exe"
How well does it run: OKish, won't work with 1.9.* crashes after the first mission when playing thru the campaign. Selecting play mission also causes to crash, both on 1.9.* and 1.8.* versions of wine. Didn't try multiplayer

* output from winetricks list-installed
d3dx9_26
d3dx9_28
d3dx9_31
d3dx9_35
d3dx9_36
d3dx9_39
d3dx9_42
directplay
directx9
xact_jun2010
xact
xinput

Updated builds were made available through POL today and I tested again. Had the same result with Wine Staging 2.0-rc2 as with Wine Staging 1.9.23 so it seems the fix is only in CrossOver atm.

that's a different crash though (and presumably a different bug). It does get past the crash at startup that you see in vanilla wine (which the linked bug report is about), right?

do you have a backtrace for the crash?

another way to fix the startup crash would be to rename GOGs winmm wrapper to 'gogmm.dll' and then patch the EXE to use gogmm instead of winmm. (just look for the string 'winmm' in a hex editor for example )
Then it should start in vanilla wine as well. Though the other bug might still be there.

I had this game partially functioning with relatively recent wine versions, but the experience was not good enough to consider it playable yet. At least the menu was visible, and I got to see the cockpit.

For me the game breaks down soon after playing a couple of missions (tried with different wine versions and configurations). So I would suggest testing it more before assigning a rating.

I've ran into issues with the GOG supplied winmm.dll in the past; IIRC (from what I recall reading on WineHQ AppDB bug reports, like the one referenced by <span class="bold">immi101</span>) the issues stem from interference between WINE's built-in winmm.dll and the winmm.dll that GOG includes in many of its games.

I largely fixed those problems on my WINE games by doing the following:

1) Change the file name of winmm.dll (in your game's install folder) to win32.dll

2) Search for "winmm.dll" in any other .dll files in your game's install folder (e.g. using grep, etc.)

3) Open the relevent .dll files in a hex editor (you can also use a text editor too, but a hex editor is best) and change each and every reference to winmm.dll to win32.dll.

I got this tip from herecomesthe2000 in their instructions to get the Win versions of X-Wing and TiE-Fighter (as well as XWA and XvT) working with full music in WINE under OS X. I've also discovered that this also works with alot of other games that have problems with winmm.dll (e.g. music not working). I know this works with Konung 1 and 2 for example, and I think I also used this trick to get music working in Uprising 1 and 2.

EDIT: Ninja'd by immi101. :P

On that note, are you okay with me posting reports for games that other people have already reported on? IIRC I have noted that I've seen dupes for games in the past, both on this thread and on the other thread. I'm asking since I'd like to post a report on how I got Civ III working on OS X.

I've encountered this myself, and it's disappointing to see that it still doesn't work in Wine 1.9.x. KKND2 works fine though.

Have you tried testing it in Wine 2.0?

Of course it's fine. I don't reserve any rights on posting reports for any game. :-)
That's how things have been working since the beginning of the first wine thread, but thanks for asking anyway.

Even better, you test games on a platform (macOS) I don't have access, helping even more users.

Actually, you had already written some useful notes before my Civ III report and I included a link to them in that report.

had a quick test using 2.0rc2 and runs ok, don't crash when winning stage 1, but do crash when you select "Play Mission" so same as 1.8.6

Game: Shogo: Mobile Armor Division
Installer MD5: 68a7e5b48b877ca6bf01b94aab257ddc setup_shogo_2.1.0.7.exe
WineHQ AppDB link: GOG
CodeWeavers link: retail
Distro: Ubuntu Mate 16.04 64-bit
Kernel version: 4.4.0-57-generic x86_64
Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GT 240
Graphics driver & version: 3.3.0 NVIDIA 340.98
Wine version(s) tested: Wine 2.0rc2-staging via PlayOnLinux,

Install notes: Install & play.
Winetricks: none used
If using PlayOnLinux, start the game from/create shortcut from "Shogo.exe"
How well does it run: Works OK. played up to the first mission in the abandoned city, did find that the part where you run around the ship is quite jerky, but don't notice any jerkiness during the other missions. also wine will say shogo has crashed after you select "play shogo" (or something similar) but the game will still load and work. Also CSMT should not be used as it degrades the game in such a way that the game becomes unplayable. There is suppose to be sound during missions (if my memory remembers correctly, haven't used me cd in years) but that doesn't happen under wine D

Game: Tron 2.0
Installer MD5: 09e193db538556ecfc94b794dccc852f
WineHQ AppDB link: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&amp;iId=2837
CodeWeavers link: https://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/crossover/tron-20
Distro: Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 (32-bit)
Kernel version: Build 10K549
Graphics card: GMA 950 (64 MB)
Graphics driver & version: OS Default
Wine version(s) tested: Wine 2.0rc-1 via Wineskin

Install notes: The installer will hang for about 10-15 minutes near the end of installation, likely due to various dependencies and .dlls that GOG's installer also installs. (As of this writing, I don't know exactly what they are.)

When installing the Killer App mod, WINE may prompt you to install its own Gecko; do so. For the first step of the patching process, try alt-tabbbing out of the installer window if the installer window for the patch isn't seen; the patch installer window may be spawned behind the main installer window.

Winetricks: vcrun6sp6 directmusic dsound UseGLSL=disable

How well does it run: Surprisingly quite well, even on hardware as old and underpowered as this. (Given that both user expectations and in-game graphical settings are adjusted accordingly.) Mouse movement may be janky; I had to enable the Native Mac Driver, or else the mouse was unusuable.

EDIT: Updated with links to ScoPezz's 32-bit 10.6-compatible Wineskin engine for Wine 2.0-rc-1 on the Porting Team forums.

Did anyone manage to fix terrain texture bug in Two Worlds which happens occasionally? Despite setting Strict Draw Ordering to enabled, I still get this issue in Wine (latest staging).

A workaround for it is to Alt+Tab out of the game, and open it back, but it's pretty annoying.