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How are Ubisoft games running on Linux nowadays? I think that is the only thing holding me back honestly.

• ludamn 11mo ago
  If it helps I played AC Odyssey w/o issues using Proton GE, the biggest issue for me was that when I launched the game through steam, steam would launch the Ubisoft launcher which then launched the game , so I had to manually close this launcher to prevent having proton running in the bg for too long It's been a while since I gamed though (2022), but the game ran smoothly on a mobile RTX 2060 card
• arlcode 11mo ago
  The launcher is a bit annoying at times but what finally made me commit ot the switch was when I realized that Anno 1800 and the demo for Anno 117 were running flawlessly. I also recently finished AC Origins for the first time on my Linux machine. However I don't play multiplayer ever and apparently that's where most issues are.
  • rdudek 11mo ago
    Was the demo through Steam or through Ubisoft Connect launcher? I'm a huge Anno fan and I play Anno 1800 like all the time. I own that game on the Ubisoft platform. If Anno 117 runs flawlessly, I maybe will cancel the preorder on ubisoft and get it on Steam...
• chrysoprace 11mo ago
  I think typically the problem with Ubisoft is dealing with their launcher. You can check individual games via ProtonDB e.g. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag: https://protondb.com/app/242050 https://protondb.com/app/242050