Proton is like magic. I remember when gaming on Linux only worked for some rather old games. Now you can almost buy anything from Steam and expect it to work on Linux. What surprised me the most was that even Enderal, an excellent total conversion mod for Skyrim, just worked. The same goes for the newest Hitman. I expected that I have to do some tinkering, but no. You click play and that is it. I doubt that any of these games where ever tested on Linux by their developers. That they all work so well shows how good of a job the developers of Proton, DXVK, and Wine are doing.

Been gaming on linux for the better part of last couple of decades, can agree its in a muhc better place now and its a rarety to find a title that doesn’t work through proton. There are some but not a massive amount.

Kinda ironic but out of the ones that don’t work for proton, sometimes they work via wine instead

You don’t want to count Silver as working well. Still incredible though.

For me it’s less positive, but still quite impressive!

Borked is Destiny 2 and Wildstar (whose servers are permanently offline)

Too bad this apparently only counts Steam games. Lately, I’ve been trying to use GOG (because no DRM) whenever possible.

At the same time the small amount of games that don’t support Linux also happen to be some of the biggest and most popular ones.

Which games are “borked”?

How do you generate this?