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I need to correct my previous comment! I just realized that it's crucial to set the executable in Lutris to the tt2.exe of the mounted disc! Or else the cut scenes and music won't work.
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KF23 Feb. 2026
I figured out how to play the game on Linux (Cachy OS in my case). You need Lutris, cdemu and qsynth (if you want the music to work).
Download the disc image (not alternative iso) from this side and mount the disc with the following commands: cdemu load 0 *the disc location*/TINYTIGER.ccd cdemu dpm-emulation 0 1 cdemu tr-emulation 0 1 The disc is now basically inserted, but I still have to mount the drive in the file explorer.
Now open Lutris and add the game with "Install a Windows game from an executable". For the Installer preset I choose Windows 7, but I don't know if this actually is necessary. Then for the install file choose the SETUP.exe from the mounted disc, and go through the installation process.
For the Runner options I choose the following: Wine version: wine-staging-11.2-x86_64 VKD3D: Disabled DXVK-NVAPI/DLSS: Disabled Esync: Disabled Fsync: Disabled FSR: Disabled Anti-Cheat: Disabled Windowed (virtual desktop): Enabled Virtual desktop resolution: 1280x1024
To have the music work you need to run qsynth. I use alsa_seq as the MIDI Driver, and the Default Windows MIDI Soundfont from here: https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts/713
You can also get the cut scenes to play by choosing the IV5Play.exe, in the Indeo folder of the disc, as the executable in Lutris and run it once.
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I need to correct my previous comment!
I just realized that it's crucial to set the executable in Lutris to the tt2.exe of the mounted disc! Or else the cut scenes and music won't work.
I figured out how to play the game on Linux (Cachy OS in my case).
You need Lutris, cdemu and qsynth (if you want the music to work).
Download the disc image (not alternative iso) from this side and mount the disc with the following commands:
cdemu load 0 *the disc location*/TINYTIGER.ccd
cdemu dpm-emulation 0 1
cdemu tr-emulation 0 1
The disc is now basically inserted, but I still have to mount the drive in the file explorer.
Now open Lutris and add the game with "Install a Windows game from an executable". For the Installer preset I choose Windows 7, but I don't know if this actually is necessary. Then for the install file choose the SETUP.exe from the mounted disc, and go through the installation process.
For the Runner options I choose the following:
Wine version: wine-staging-11.2-x86_64
VKD3D: Disabled
DXVK-NVAPI/DLSS: Disabled
Esync: Disabled
Fsync: Disabled
FSR: Disabled
Anti-Cheat: Disabled
Windowed (virtual desktop): Enabled
Virtual desktop resolution: 1280x1024
To have the music work you need to run qsynth. I use alsa_seq as the MIDI Driver, and the Default Windows MIDI Soundfont from here:
https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts/713
You can also get the cut scenes to play by choosing the IV5Play.exe, in the Indeo folder of the disc, as the executable in Lutris and run it once.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.