we see a lot of value in it as a way of letting people run on Linux without the large investment on our end of releasing a native client

This mindset is one of the reasons why I am still not sure whether I am happy about the popularity of Valve Proton or not...

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This is actually bad news. Activision is not a good company at all. They did countless bad things to Blizzard and other companies they own. The acquisition had a potential to change it for the better (and possibly bring Blizzard games to Steam :-)).

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It looks like I have found a small regression. Some games do not detect the correct system language anymore when using Proton 8.0. Instead, they default to using English locale. But maybe this is somehow related to the Flatpak Steam I use or the new Sniper runtime.

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This is great news! Hopefully it will also work on regular desktop Linux. :happy:

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It looks like that there is sadly no Halo Infinite fix yet (only in GE-Proton [External Link].

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That's great! Let's hope we'll see a native Linux build (since they already have a macOS one). :-)

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Nice! My Knoppix that I used around 2003 was written on a similar TDK CD. :happy: I still have the disc somewhere...

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Sadly another non-native support, but still better than nothing. I am just kind of saddened that there are almost no native ports anymore, except for smaller indie games.

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Quoting: Liam DaweMultiple listed games there have Native versions: Deadly Days, ENCODYA, Ultimate ADOM, In Between and Interrogation.

Oops, you're right. I did not notice. Mea culpa!

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Sadly, none of their games seems to be Linux native although many of them have macOS builds. But it's still great to see another developer/publisher supporting Steam Deck.

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