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Don't some big publishers of 'important' trendy multiplayer games with strong network effects still basically refuse to enable EAC's Linux support, though? Do
by pxc 4y ago
Don't some big publishers of 'important' trendy multiplayer games with strong network effects still basically refuse to enable EAC's Linux support, though?
Do you know any recent articles or blog posts summarizing the state of affairs with competitive multiplayer games rn?
- hparadiz 4y agoCheck the proton database. Most games you're thinking of work just fine. https://old.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/ https://old.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/ GloriousEggroll is a Red Hat employee who works on the proton compatibility layer full time. He typically posts his progress on Twitter and will have world first screenshots of certain games working. His Twitter is a good resource.
- judge2020 4y agoEpic hasn't even enabled it for Fortnite, and UE5 definitely should enable fairly seamless Vulkan usage on other platforms (although the reasoning could be because the market is so small and Fortnite's QA team is already stretched incredibly thin)