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To anyone with Linux gaming experience, how is gog gaming on Linux? I'm aware of Lutris, but is it quite as seamless as Steam?
It isn't as seamless as Steam, but using Lutris or Heroic are the way to go if the games doesn't have a native Linux version available on gog
I would so much rather buy games from GOG but their Linux integration is just so much worse than Steam Big Picture, and I only play games using Linux from a couch with a controller.
Yes, it works, and I can and have done it for some titles, but it’s nowhere near ideal.
I agree with you fully, sadly. I still buy a portion of my games on gog, especially during their seasonal sales, but more "just in case Steam dies" and to give financial support to gog so that they can stick around and keep doing what they are doing. Hopefully they (or a third party like Lutris or Heroic) will eventually get playing gog games on par with Steam.