One year ago, Valve completely changed the conversation we were having about gaming on Linux.
, Valve completely changed the conversation we were having about gaming on Linux. One year ago, playingof Windows-exclusive games on Linux by simply hitting that Install button in your Steam client was impossible.
Has Linux gaming finally reached parity with Windows? In terms of total number of games playable, not remotely.-- which crowdsources hardware information from Linux gamers and compatibility ratings -- has collected reports for roughly 9000 of the more than 30,000 games available on Steam for Windows, and 6000 are deemed playable. A little north of 1000 titles are rated Platinum, meaning they exhibit the same smooth gameplay and performance via Steam Play and Proton as they do on Windows.
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