It's not a DLC, it's a standalone game. Even with the same developer, one game working does not mean the next definitely will.

You're right, Liam. I thought it was a DLC since I'm too used to it when it comes to anything outside of the base game.

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If you look at the Steam page for the DLC, it still lists EAC as the kernel level anti-cheat, which should mean it'll work on Linux/Steam Deck unless they change it to something else down the line.

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Well, this is an interesting decision from Sony and maybe they're starting to see that the mandatory PSN requirement on PC didn't give them the sells numbers that they were hoping for God of War Ragnarok and Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered since not every region/countries supported PSN.

At best, they shouldn't have pushed the mandatory PSN requirement on PC in the first place but going forward, they should continue to make it optional in future titles for those that want to use it.

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Gonna pick this up on Friday when I get paid, I really hope we get a remake in the style of RE2

@Doktor-Mandrake
If they ever make Dino Crisis 1 and 2 using the same style of RE2 Remake, I'd be all over that because they did a great job on that one.

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Since this is a Native game, is the battleEye anti cheat like also linux native? Does that make it stronger than if it was the proton version?

@Pyrate
They have a native Linux version and it's one of the few anticheat that works when enabled by the games. Like Liam mentioned earlier, GTA VI has BattlEye anticheat but it's not enabled for Linux and Rockstar could enable it if they want to.

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I'm glad they're not backing down from the nonsensical lawsuits by Nintendo to try to take down the company for making a game that's like Pokemon but different enough that it doesn't infringe on their copyright despite those trying to point it out and their claim that they copied the capturing monster mechanic that's present in similar games.

I hope this new endeavor is a success for them and doesn't become something that get abandoned after a period of time.

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Oh man... good work, but BNet doesn't deserve Eggy.

@ElamanOpiskelija
You may not think it deserves it but many people use it and that's more than enough to get Eggy support.

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(I know the EE versions were also ported to Android but - I suspect - with Google Play Store DRM, and the versions I have are GOG and Steam)

@brokkr
Have you tried using something like Winlator? This program attempts to run Windows games on Android and it might work with your GOG copy of the game. Here's the link: https://winlator.org/ [External Link]

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I can't see why Bazzite would go anywhere even if SteamOS is starting to gain some traction from major companies like Lenovo and MSI that are putting it on their own devices unless the creators decided to end the project.

Otherwise, if Linux can have many distros, then it shouldn't be any different on the gaming side as well since it's great to have many choices to choose from if you didn't want to use Bazzite and wanted another SteamOS like variant.

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@KROM
The only thing I did was use option to reset my password using my Gmail account and after that, I logged in using my Gmail account as the username and the new password. It's not the best way but it doesn't leave anyone with any other options.

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