Done! You can now try to run any title that previously was Windows only on GNU/Linux! These Windows only titles will now say 'Run on this computer via Steam Play' when selected in your Steam library.
When it's done, go back into Settings, select the 'Steam Play' tab and check 'Enable Steam Play for all titles'.Once you save the settings (hit 'OK'), Steam will restart and download the new beta updates.In the account tab, click 'beta participation' and opt in for the 'Steam Beta Update' selection in the drop down menu.However, if you are feeling adventurous, there's an option in Steam to enable Steam Play for all Windows only titles in your library! There's no official list of whitelisted games from Valve, but SteamDB offers a list here. As of Valve seem to have whitelisted 168 titles. On release, Steam Play for GNU/Linux came with 27 whitelisted games. They integrated Wine into Steam and called it Proton.īy default, if you are on GNU/Linux, Steam will allow you to download and play a few whitelisted games that only have builds for Windows. In August of 2018 Valve released an official method for downloading and playing games originally meant for Windows on GNU/Linux.
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