Hi,
I used Lutris to install the original Epic Game Store and added Epic Game Store in Steam as an external game.
I tested Rocket League (Steam -> Epic Game Store -> Rocket League) and it works ; each game I tested works too (Lego Batman, Yooka Laylee, Darksiders).

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I play (a lot) to Hearthstone.

No native version but it works perfectly well with Playonlinux/Wine.

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Ideas to celebrate :
- You sell a bundle of good games for 3 or 5$ on gamingonlinux
- some people give free keys to GoL supporter (with a game to win these keys)
- you dev a mini game like steam during winter/summer sales
- you contact feral to give away some free keys for tomb raider or x-com 2

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Do you see a "trial version" in a corner ?

They talk about it on steam community [External Link]

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I'm against the harassment but sometimes I can understand the exasperation from Linux user.

For example, look at Skullgirls. The game did a crowfunding with Linux support in the first place.
One year later, we have no announcement; I even tried to ask via twitter (3 times) and have no answer.
Not really cool.

(It doesn't mean I'm agree with some angry people)

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I bought XCOM last year with Linux client.
I installed it (and play it) for the first time last week.
Don't know where the money is going

Question: for game like Metro last light redux, if you prepurchase (50% off) with Linux client but the game is released months after Windows version, who earn the money ?

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