It is written in C#/.Net, which depending on your Linux system can be a bit of a hassle to set up (like me on Gentoo).

That said, the Flatpak version is incredibly easy to get up and running no matter which distro you use, which is what I opted for.

Vintage Story is worth looking into imho.

That game has consumed multiple glorious years of my life. Amazing game with an amazing modding community.

At Fate’s End looks beautiful and if Spiritfarer is any indication, it’s going to have a tearjerker story that warms the heart.

Other than that The Adventures of Elliot looks promising for a modern JRPG.

Law Enforcement. Military personnel.

Ive been running Linux for close to a decade now and one thing that I’ve noticed is rarely brought up in Linux circles is that Linux Kernel Development is heavily funded by major big tech corpos. Examples include Microsoft, Google, Oracle, and IBM.

There is a vested corporate interest in keeping Linux well maintained as it is the OS that underpins the vast majority of corporate server architecture and infrastructure.

I’m not saying Linux development wouldn’t exist without them, but imho, Linux certainly wouldn’t be as ubiquitous as it is today without this corporate backing. Thusly, it is worth noting that in many ways, we Linux users have not escaped corporate influence simply from switching from Windows or MacOS to Linux.

We’ve maybe lessened it to some degree, but to think we are somehow immune to the misguided mandates from state governments, like the latest recent age verification laws, is misguided.