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It's better to just look for a game /you want to play/. Chances are, it'll "just work" via proton even if there's no native version. Right click game -> Propert
by maltelau 5y ago
It's better to just look for a game /you want to play/. Chances are, it'll "just work" via proton even if there's no native version. Right click game -> Properties -> Compatibility -> Pick any recent version.
Or, to answer more directly, I've recently played on linux via steam and can recommend:
- Total War Warhammer II (native, don't need the DLC unless you want to play specific factions)
- Frostpunk (proton)
- Don't Starve (native)
- Civilization VI (native)
- Factorio (native)
- Crusader Kings II / III (native)
- Valheim (native)
- Pathfinder: Kingmaker (native)
- the_only_law 5y agoI’ve had issues with Civ 6 on a pretty damn beefy (albeit Nvidia) machine. Multiplayer was unplayable (would get a black screen when the match started) or laggy to the point of not being playable. This was a few years ago on Ubuntu, and I had better on Fedora a bit later, though the game still need to be tuned down for multiplayer to be usable.
- revolvingocelot 5y agoIt goes against OP's stated desire to not do any installation or configuring, but cloning and building Proton-GloriousEggroll [0] can broaden the horizon of what Just Works quite considerably. Once built and copied into place, it's as easy as selecting it in the Proton dropdown. [0] https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases https://github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases