Are they sure these are issues with Linux compatibility? I have at least 10-15 games that are simply unplayable for me on Windows due to crashes or other buggy

Are they sure these are issues with Linux compatibility? I have at least 10-15 games that are simply unplayable for me on Windows due to crashes or other buggy behavior. In addition to that, there are plenty of games that once were fine but now aren't and visa versa. Off the top of my head: Dead Island - Pretty much anything by Deep Silver will crash often, this is no exception. Watch_Dogs - Crashes frequently and unpredictably enough that it's too frustrating to play. Mirror's Edge - Requires user to modify game files in order to run on AMD hardware. If the user validates game files or re-installs they must perform the file modifications again. Gauntlet - Crashes frequently or boots you from online games to the point that it's unplayable. Bulletstorm - Requires a deprecated Microsoft gaming service and does not work. Game was still being sold after Microsoft shut down it's service. They recently launched a remastered version and did not give free upgrades to existing owners (as most often happens). Grim Fandango Remastered - Crashes almost like clockwork. States it has controller support but... no. L.A. Noire - Requires the user to make a registry change, provided by a user in the Steam Forums, before it will even load the pre-launch configuration screen. DIRT Showdown - Just crashes silently. The Flame in the Flood - Use to work fine, now it launches and then force minimizes itself. If restored or maximized, it will immediately minimize. Game is "playable" via Aero Peek using Xbox controller and hovering mouse over the taskbar icon. BioShock - Use to crash immediately on startup, now it works fine. Air Forte - Has never worked.