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On Steam you need to use Proton or Wine. From people I know Proton works but not sure which version.
Help article https://www.epicgames.com/help/en-US/c-Category_RocketLeague/c-RocketLeague_TechnicalSupport/rocket-league-support-for-macos-and-linux-steamos-a000084314:
"If you play Rocket League on Linux, you can try Steam's Proton app or Wine.. These tools are not officially supported by Psyonix. Please see the links to both below."
https://steamcommunity.com/games/221410/announcements/detail/1696055855739350561
https://www.winehq.org/
No.
Proton is a better choice than this. At least for simplicity.
Just using a VM will have a way worse performance hit than using Proton. Only way to not get a huge performance hit is to make a bare metal VM, but that is more technically involved. Which means a lot of people will not want to try their hand at it.
I play on linux by years, but you have to use proton from the steam option. The game runs smoother on linux than windows. It worth
Psyonix before Epic was nice
It's pretty much not worth it for any company to make native Linux ports. Any reason they did have is completely crushed by the fact Valve pushes Proton now. Devs no longer have to deal with the compatibility problems between Distro's and just push out fixes for Proton.
You know all those old games that don't work on windows 10 and 11 any more ? You can still easily play those on linux.
Support for linux should be pretty simple. Especially given that the game was originally made as a linux game.
Same goes for all those unity games out there. When they are cooking the game. They can cook it just as easily for linux natively by checkmarking the "Linux release" instead of the "Windows release" or "Console release".
Linux is not as complicated as the lazy people who haven't even tried it out yet, make it out to be.