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I'm honestly a little surprised this is the first time you had a crash running Linux under Wine. How much memory do you have reserved for Linux in that setup? For some reason, it appears to be running out of memory. There is nothing at that point after the animation that is any larger in size than anything else. My renpy games are very simple: script lines, images, and animations. No special or crazy python commands... certainly nothing that should cause a "MemoryError". I also have a linux vm running under Wine and use it to test builds every release. I just tried playing through that part of the game and mine had no issues.

Are you running Wine under Windows? (I assume so). At the bottom of the traceback, it tells us that renpy is detecting Windows 8. Have you tried running the game from Windows instead just to see if you get passed that point?

Hpw much memory? 16 gigs of RAM, and I'm not using a VM. I'm actually using Linux.

I dualboot Linux with Windows. I have two SSDs, one for each. Fedora can read my Windows drive, so I basically use it as extra storage since I barely touch Windows. That's where I store all my Renpy games, as well as where I run them from.

I'm not sure what you mean by running Wine under Windows. Renpy detects Windows 8, isn't that what Wine is supposed to do? I suppose I could log in to Windows and test it out.

Wine gives a "can't attach process 0130: error 8" message by the way, if that means anything.

I have absolutely no clue how to fix your issue, honestly. You are the first linux user (in at least 5 years of doing this) that has ever reported anything. I tested the game in my linux VM and it works fine there. The only other thing I can suggest is maybe redownload it fresh. Did you by any chance copy the latest download OVER the previous game folder from the last version? If you did, that will cause strange issues on any device.

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No, I never do that when updating a game. I just delete the entire folder and files and download the new one. However, in the case of Serenity, I just started playing your game like 2-3 days ago, so I never updated anything. It's a fresh install from scratch.

I did log onto Windows and the game runs just fine. It seems to be a Wine issue. What I'll do is go back to Windows, make a save for after the crash point, then back to Linux and load that save to see what happens.

Edit: Made a save and loaded it on Linux. Works fine. Rolled back the game and then went forward again. It got past the crash point with zero issue. Then I loaded the previous save I used and it crashed again. No idea what the issue is, but I can get past it now, so idrc. Thanks for the help though :)

Weird. Well, renpy does some strange shit sometimes. Glad you got it working :)

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i've just realized i've been a fucking idiot this whole time. Every game comes with .sh script that let's me run it without needing Wine. I don't know why I was so blind to that. Goddammit lmao...

Do you know where saves are stored on Linux then?

On linux: ~/.renpy/game_directory

You can also look in the game folder itself under: game/saves

With that said, for you it could be different. Doubtful, but I just find it really odd that when you sent me that traceback, it showed Windows at the bottom. When I get a traceback in my linux vm, it shows my linux build at the bottom. It could just be the way you have your system setup and may have nothing to do with anything. I've just never seen that happen before. Glad you got it figured out :)