List of games that straight up work (fedora/steam)

[lazyfox117]

Because we need to know where to spend our time or effort, this is a work in progress, if you know more, oryou know of a game that only needs a little fix and you know what fix is please contribute

Add the games with appropriate information to this list please:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9k-MY-oh2LeYqGlTIzhsUc3OCLk6XgJ6AT5Ju9ItQ4/edit?usp=sharing

[lazyfox117]

inspired by this thread:

http://www.forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=309964

[lazyfox117]

LIST:

STRAIGHT UP WORKS (NATIVE)


Half life
Half life blue shift
Half life opposing force
Half life 2
Counter Strike Zero
papers please
mercenary kings
huniepop
terraria
Bioshock infinite
Borderlands 2
Borderlands presequel
Convoy
Deadly 30
Dirt showdown
Duet
Dust
Else Heart.Break()
FTL
Gratuitous space battles 2
GRID autosport
Infinity runner
Never Alone
Outlast
Retrocity rampage
Risk of rain
Satellite reign
Shadow warrior
Shadowrun returns
Shadowrun Dragonfall
Solar flux
Spatials
Sunless sea
To the moon
Wasteland 2 director's cut
Portal
Carpe Diem
Baldursgate 2 enhanced edition
Transistor
breach and clear

WORKS WELL UNDER WINE





NEEDS SOME WORK (with fix/issue mentioned)

The bards tale (i saw some issues with shadows on intel graphics but it could be driver)
Gone home (issues with mouse, related to older Unity3D, many other Unity games exhibit similar problems)
Tomb Raider (slow at more complex scenes, but playable)
Trine 3 (Trine 1 and 2 work too, but required messing with libs, AFAIR)

[thetargos]

I post this to subscribe to the thread... Tonight I'll post my Steam gams that work on Fedora 23, both main station and my gaming laptop.

One question, though, do we count those that "just work" under Steam for Windows under Fedora's wine as well?

[lazyfox117]

yes sure, im sure there are people like myself that dont do wine, (maybe im just too much of a fanboy for linux ) and for sake of clarity those all go into work under wnie

[phorneker]

What works for me is visual novels built on RenPy. I have the latest version of RenPy itself installed, and have played and reviewed "Carpe Diem". This is on 64-bit Fedora 23 (soon to upgrade to 24 when it gets released) running on a HP/Compaq 8510p with 3GB of RAM. The Steam client was installed after installing Fedy.

[che666]

I would strongly suggest to use something like a shared google spreadsheet and distinguish better between Fedora versions and drivers you use:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9k-MY-oh2LeYqGlTIzhsUc3OCLk6XgJ6AT5Ju9ItQ4/edit?usp=sharing

[lazyfox117]

i like that, could we collapse the ati columns or simplify them some how just for easier reading, but i really like it, I'll put the list on that spreadsheet in the next few days (currently at work)

[che666]

Done!