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By now you can safely assume that all games work with Linux. The very few exceptions that don’t are those games that explicitly block Linux gamers.
GRIS crashes on Proton in my experience. 😩
check out ProtonDB: https://www.protondb.com/app/683320
Yeah I have been there to troubleshoot but no matter which one I try it crashes immediately or after a few minutes of gameplay.
I am running Flatpak Steam, using Niri, streaming to a Steam Link. Might have something to do with it. I haven’t yet tried local gameplay. Other games stream fine with the same setup though.
Space Marine 2 is the only reason I’m still booting on Windows…
Skyrim still does not work. Try pulling up the virtual keyboard on the Steam Deck while in the game.
call of duty is now removed from changelog https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/wiki/Changelog/_compare/e4e94568ea5df017a116a0947713e100eab5635b
Sooo what’s Warframe like on Proton/Linux then?
It’s run flawlessly for years. The devs are very supportive of Wine/Proton users, they’ve release bug fixes specifically aimed at Linux users before
It actually runs better on my dual boot with Linux Bazzite, than Win11.
Flawless. As someone who’s played Warframe for “only a few hours” I can say I haven’t found any issues on Linux.
TIL CoD works on Linux, unlike the newer BF games that don’t :( (explicitly blocking)
There’s a PC version of Chrono Trigger? Huh, I guess I missed that news.
I heard it wasn’t very good. Just a port of the mobile version with a lot of serious flaws. Better to emulate the SNES version.
