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by anon7000
31 days ago
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Many single player games work out of the box in Steam, because they’ve invested a huge amount of effort into Proton (their compatibility layer). Here are some games that have worked pretty well out of the box: - Factorio - Arc: Raiders - Overwatch - Age of Empires 2 DE - Abiotic Factor - Subnautica 2 - Windblown - Dune Awakening - Cybperpunk 2077 - Star Citizen (with the community installer to help set it up) See here for a database: https://www.protondb.com/ The main asterisk is that if you use newer GPUs, you’ll need to use a newer kernel / drivers to get solid support (which is why Arch (& CachyOS) is a popular gaming distro). And certain technologies may not be supported for a while, or take some time to set up (ray tracing, DLSS, frame gen type stuff etc.) Performance is comparable to windows, and sometimes better because windows is a bloated piece of shit. Lol. A lot of stuff you can try and it works ok, but the main things that are permanently unsupported are kernel-level anti-cheat (like Valorant) or online games with anticheat that will detect something weird in the setup and ban you. But some competitive games work fine (like overwatch) |
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