Descargar e Instalar Neverness To Everness en Linux | GUÍA DE CONFIGURACIÓN COMPLETA | NTE | 2026

Storyline

• The subtitles do not discuss any in-game storyline or plot. The video is strictly a Linux setup/install guide.

Gameplay highlights (what the video demonstrates)

• After installation, the video confirms the game launches successfully on Linux using a custom compatibility setup.

• It shows initial setup steps, including:

  • Choosing Spanish when prompted.
  • Completing verification/download and shader compilation (notably for DX12).
  • Logging in via email.
  • Starting the game and verifying it continues from where the player left off (assumes a previous Windows save).

• Performance/feature demonstration:

  • The video mentions configuring settings and using options such as frame generation (FCR referenced) to improve the experience.
  • It reports the game runs well with no major issues during recording.

Gameplay installation & key configuration steps (Linux via Steam)

Prerequisites

• Steam
• DW Proton (a Proton fork with recent fixes aimed at anime-style games, including NTE / Neverness to Everness)
• Proton Plus (tool to install different Proton/Proton forks into Steam)

Install DW Proton into Steam (via Proton Plus)

1. Open Steam and download the latest Proton Plus version.
2. Steam should detect the compatibility layer and list it under game compatibility options.
3. Verification:
   • Steam → Settings → Compatibility
   • Confirm DW Proton appears.

Add the game installer/executable as a non-Steam product (first install / setup)

1. In Steam:
   • Library → Add a game → Add a non-Steam game
2. Add the downloaded installer EXE (the video references an “NTE” installer).
3. For this added product:
   • Properties → Compatibility
   • Enable: Force the use of a specific compatibility tool for Steam Play
   • Select DW Proton
4. Launch it and wait for the Proton prefix to be created.

Install to a preferred SSD folder (custom path)

• During installation, the video notes Steam/Proton uses its own prefix location, but the player changes the install destination:
  • Use Custom installation
  • Click Change and select an SSD path such as:
    • /mnt/SSD/games/Neverness to Everest/
• Accept terms → proceed with installation.

Launch the installed launcher directly (without setup)

• After the initial install, the video closes Steam/launcher and then adds the actual launcher executable:

  • Add a non-Steam game from the SSD folder:
    • .../Neverness to Everest/NT Launcher/GlobalLauncher.exe (subtitles show it as globallauncher.xe, likely the launcher EXE)

• Apply the same Proton compatibility:

  • Properties → Compatibility → force DW Proton
• Play to run the installed launcher (instead of the installer).

Final setup inside the game

• In the launcher:
  • Click Install and wait for downloads to complete.
• When launching:
  • Wait for any update downloads (small MB range expected).
  • Wait for shader compilation (reported as normal for DX12).
  • Log in via email.
  • Click Start.

Key tips / troubleshooting notes mentioned

• Use DW Proton + Proton Plus to avoid or minimize game errors.
• Confirm DW Proton is recognized in Steam settings under Compatibility.
• Use SSD custom installation by changing the install directory during the installer phase.
• Expect shader compilation on first launch (especially for DX12).
• Replace the initial “setup” by launching the installed launcher executable after installation.

Gamers or sources featured

• No individual gamers/creators are explicitly named in the subtitles (only generic “YouTube people”).
• No external sources are cited by name beyond the tools mentioned: Steam, Proton Plus, and DW Proton.