> So no, if you want to play PC games, it's Windows or gtfo. I think you mean, if you want to develop PC games. So far the following have worked out of the bo

> So no, if you want to play PC games, it's Windows or gtfo. I think you mean, if you want to develop PC games. So far the following have worked out of the box on Linux, via Steam's Proton compatibility layer: Elite Dangerous Halo MCC MSGV Sable Dark Souls Remastered Cloudpunk Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut Psychonauts (Windows version works better than Linux Native version -- Had to switch to Proton 5.13-6 to remove a log item appearing on the screen for whatever reason, but it was just selecting a different menu item) Journey The Witcher 2 The Witcher 3 Doom [2016] (I had to tinker with it to get it to have a decent framerate, but it was basically just switching an option to Vulkan and adding an option or two in the little box that I copied and pasted from https://protondb.com/ ) Risk of Rain 2 Sekiro Silicon Dreams Mirror's Edge Worms: Armageddon and a bunch more. Supposedly these actually run better, since a fair few of them are written using OpenGL, more than you would expect, actually.