But why not Ubisoft?
Also is it goodbye to regional prices in Europe?

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I'd prefer just more native Linux games.

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It is not amusing how much problems Cyberpunk 2077 has on Linux, but it is amusing that it was working from first day!
Thanks you for your great work Valve!

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Well, I was not able to pass through all that correctly, will wait until problems are fixed, I don't want to end up with games currently working become not working. Also they require sysctl -w kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1 which is equivalent of runnung proton as root kind of security hole, which is unacceptable for me. I wonder if someone can build proton 5.13 against original runtime which has no all these problems as I think it will take a lot of time to resolve (if anybody cares).

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Well, nothing works on Proton 5.13 due to https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/4278 [External Link]

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Looks like this version of proton totally broken, it can't run any games and can't create logs.

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PUBG meh
Weird decision since they still have to support keyboard/mouse anyway.

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Nvidia is big time SoC vendor (tegra) and this is very bad for market, where are anti-trust laws?

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thanks

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Is it visual novel genre?

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