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Let see Top 10 Games by play hours, all on native linux (no WINE) 1. Borderlands 2 2. Shadow of Mordor 3. Cities Skylines 4. Civ V 5. Stellaris 6. Borderl
by syshum 10y ago
Let see Top 10 Games by play hours, all on native linux (no WINE)
1. Borderlands 2
2. Shadow of Mordor
3. Cities Skylines
4. Civ V
5. Stellaris
6. Borderlands Pre-sequel
7. Space Run
8. X-Com
9. Wasteland 2
10. Race the Sun
Plus I just bought like 10 or so titles on Steam Summer Sale, all Linux but have not had time to play them. Solar2, universe Sandbox 2, Tropico 5, Portal 2 are a few of those.
>>But please let's not portray Linux as a viable gaming OS.
I game exclusively under Linux now, if the game is not available for Linux native I will not buy it.
I no longer own any Windows Computers.
- Tiksi 10y agoJust to throw it in here since I don't see the games mentioned much, the Metro Last Light and 2033 remakes run natively on Linux, and are amazing games (and AAA).
- dogma1138 10y agoYes and you've just summed up most of the big games that came out on Linux in the past 3 years.
- syshum 10y agoNot really... There are several I have on my wishlist but are still more than I want to spend..
- dogma1138 10y agoPretty much is, I have all of the big titles with Linux support on Steam in my library. Also how come you don't run windows but somehow have no problem with a closed source OS (SteamOS) and a closed source platform (Steam) with always on DRM taking over gaming on Linux? Wanna support gaming on Linux at least support GoG supporting steam is like shooting yourself in the foot... P.S. of that list you big titles you've mentioned how many of them have "AMD and Intel cards are NOT supported." in their system requirements for Linux? ;)
- syshum 10y ago>Also how come you don't run windows Because I find windows to be technologically inferior >but somehow have no problem with a closed source OS (SteamOS) and a closed source platform (Steam) with always on DRM taking over gaming on Linux? While I do support open source, I do not choose Linux simply because it is open source. I work in a windows shop, if windows was not a steaming pile of shit I would not have a job. When I get home I want my computer to simply work, the way I want it to work, with out problems or having fucking update popups every 5 mins, or having driver issues (yes I infact have more driver issues on windows than Linux, party because I ensure I select hardware that is supported by the Kernel before I buy something so hardware is never an issue for me) I choose Linux because for me it is the best computing experience for my workflow, not simply because it is open source. I have only installed SteamOS once, and do not currently have any system running it, I use Arch Linux for any Desktop Systems, and some dev servers. CentOS for all Production Servers, and I dabble in all the others. As for DRM, while steam does have DRM not all games use it, People often confuse SteamDRM with the other features of the Platform. Steam is a Application Library that has DRM, I have never had an negative experience in relation to SteamDRM so it does not really bother me. You have seem to confused me with RMS or something. This argument is about like asking why I use the Nvidia Closed source Drivers... Hell maybe that is your problem with Shadow, you are attempting to use the nouveau drivers