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Are we going to start seeing Windows only games(developed only with windows in mind by the developers) being reviewed & announced here?
Does it even matter about the Windows only label anymore if we can now potentially install a game in Linux from day one?
What do you think? Linux gaming has changed forever that's for sure.
Of course, if official Proton wrapped "ports" become a thing, that changes things. I don't mind Wine wrappers (for older games and ones that wouldn't get a port otherwise). A Linux release is a Linux release, and I would like to see a review here. This is the only gaming related site I actually follow and support after all.
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No matter what way we go, there will be a split between people who want news about titles in Steam Play and those who want news on native titles.
Our absolute focus is still native titles, unless Steam Play changes the scene dramatically that's not going to change.
We will continue to track Steam Play and report on updates to it, how it's going and so on because it IS interesting stuff.
Reviews of Windows games would be less useful IMHO, and would dilute the worth of this site for both Linux gamers and developers.
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Any unofficial reports of compatibility are probably best left to the various lists we already have an over-abundance of.
News on new versions of Steam Play with main changes will probably be useful as well.
In other words, I think Liam should be doing exactly what he's been doing so far. :-)
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