Linux has gained a bit of ground in the gaming world, and a number of worthwhile titles are natively playable on the platform. The experience isn’t exactly smooth as butter yet-it’s still very Linux-y-but once you have the basics down, you might be surprised at how many games you’re able to run. Others may require some web searches and command-line tweaking to get playable. Some games won’t run at all, and others may have small graphical quirks, or decreased performance.
While Linux gaming is easier than ever, it still isn’t on par with Windows. Now, before we continue, temper your expectations just a tad. The procedure for installing drivers may vary from system to system, so we won’t get into it too deeply here, but I used these instructions for Linux Mint for the drivers and these instructions for some extra Vulkan packages, which produced good results. If not, Nvidia users should grab the company’s official proprietary drivers, and AMD users should install the open-source Mesa drivers. Before trying anything, you should make sure your distro comes with the requisite graphics drivers.
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