Max Payne 3 is a simple game: no open world, just solid shooting action with great bullet-time rendition. The writing is still good and Max as endearing as ever. Great episode. Proton, Linux, no prob.

It starts as being a well designed game, but you quickly realize its all about micromanagement and very tedious as soon as you pass the first few missions. Not fun at all. Works fine on Linux though.

An excellent game by Amanita Design: no dialog, everything hand-drawn and a story with delightful and crazy puzzles. Great for kids and adults alike. Runs fine on Linux with Proton, too.

A very good sequel to the first episode. It starts a little too slow but gets really interesting later on, with some of the very best murders to solve in the series. Works nicely on Linux (native).

Delightful and colorful story-based shooter adventure with crafting and light survival elements, doesn't deserve the mixed score it has. Has excellent multiplayer too. Works flawlessly on Linux.

Like the description says, the game does a pretty decent job of making itself a Wipeout spiritual successor. Nice retro graphics, Linux support, and a cheap price add the cherry on top.

Sequel to the original Portal. To me, this is even better, with a more in-depth plot, added puzzle mechanics, a separate co-op mode, mod support...the list goes on. Great game with Linux support!