Dex - think 'Deus Ex' but as a 2d platformer.Works great native though I ended up playing via proton for modding purposes. More typing and less clicking, feels a bit more authentic than Uplink in that regard, but still very 'hollywood hacking'. Hacknet - Same kind of game as Uplink but newer, so more amenable to modern resolutions and scaling.It was made at a time when 1024x768 was high-res and the UI assets don't scale wel. Game and UI hasn't aged well in some ways, though. Uplink - still a good game, 90's 'hollywood hacking' sim with a plot.Rogue-lite 'play multiple random runs, unlock stuff, try to win' style game so don't go into it expecting heavy plot, though. great game, good style, high replay value, worked great on Linux. Seemed like fun but I got side-tracked by another game and didn't get far into it. When I tried, native had issues as a result (UE4 is kind of crap on Linux in my experience) and the Proton version had some annoying stutters. RUINER - Cool game, very stylish, but unfortunately uses Unreal Engine 4.Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - fun game, worth a play, but runs horribly native.I tend to like these kinds of games so I've played a bunch of these. Neon Noodles - Cyberpunk Kitchen Automation We know spam when we see it and will delete it.Įdit: Thanks for the gilding, everyone! Now I wish I'd finished and posted this at the end of last year, when I started it. This means things like repetitious posting of similar content, low-effort posts/memes and misleading/exaggerated titles on link posts. We all need to support each other to help GNU/Linux gaming grow.

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