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PayPalArena Breakout: Infinite releases soon from Morefun Studios and sadly, this is yet another online multiplayer title that will not work on Linux / SteamOS.
It's going to be using Anti-Cheat Expert (ACE), which is one of the most annoying anti-cheat systems when it comes to supporting Linux. Multiple games as listed on our dedicated anti-cheat page use it and either only work on Steam Deck or don't work at all.
On their official FAQ post on Steam they said:
Q: Does the game support Linux or Steam Deck?
A: No, not at this time.
Doesn't get much clearer than that.
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Yea, its not going to make me want to install Windows any time soon.
There's plenty more games in the Sea of Gabe.
There's plenty more games in the Sea of Gabe.
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hardpenguin 5 hours ago
Disappointing... Just let us play multiplayer shooters ffs
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TheRiddick 4 hours ago
I hope this kernel level anticheat stuff goes away overtime and we get something that uses LLMs instead, which can be done mostly server-side too.
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Anti-cheat Amateurs strikes again.
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