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Why the hate?

Yes, it is nowhere near well designated as Minerva but honestly it feels like majority of negative publicity caused because that is not a free mod, rather a retail game. Yes, slow elevator sections are a bit too much but aside from that the game deserves its current base price (4,99€). I genuinely enjoyed my time with it which is 4 hours.

There exists unofficial native Linux version. For installation instructions:

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/s2s9us/prospekts_halflife_opposing_force_spiritual/

A great source port to play Return to Castle Wolfenstein mods on Steam. Linux version installation instructions for The Dark Army: Uprising:

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/nkm3mp/the_dark_army_uprising_return_to_castle/

It's short and nice, ending would be better. Use Luxtorpeda to play natively on Linux;

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/lubmol/master_of_orion_1_hl2_year_long_alarm_and_hl2/

Such a cute and well made puzzle platformer. It's not hard by any stretch; in fact, I needed to consult YouTube only once. Puzzles are well made, mechanics are well thought and it's a welcoming experience for even beginners. Shame the dev gone bankrupt that resulted the game to be delisted from the Steam. I hope it will return in the future.

A great attempt to realize Half-Life 1997/1998 teaser look, level design, enemies and aesthetics. Shame, it couldn't be completed; though the final release still deserves to be experienced. Here is how to play it natively on Linux:

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/jdcsun/halflife_absolute_zero_ceased_development_final/

A competent fighting game which runs on Linux natively and supports cross-play between Steam, PS4 and Switch. What can you ask more?

Quite an underrated blast from past. Yeah, it is much more colorful and cartoonish comparing The First Encounter and The Second Encounter but in a good way. After playing those 2 games countless hours, it is refreshing to play something slightly different.

There exists an old unofficial Linux port which works fine if you're into Single Player and/or LAN multiplayer (vs/coop);

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/7a2o1d/guide_serious_sam_2_native_installation/

For Online multiplayer, Steam version is the way to go. To make the game more compatible with Proton/WINE on Linux, use OpenGL renderer and OpenAL sound API.

OpenGL:

Edit <path-to-game>\Content\SeriousSam2\Sam2.ini.
Locate the line gfx_iAPI = 2;.
Replace with gfx_iAPI = 1;.

OpenAL:

Edit <path-to-game>\Content\SeriousSam2\Sam2.ini.
Locate the line sfx_iAPI = 2;.
Replace with sfx_iAPI = 1;.

A short but nice Half-Life 2 mod. It offers usual HL2 action and puzzles with a nice touch in the end.

To run the game on Linux natively, follow these steps:

• Install Half-Life 2.
  
• Download and extract the mod in ../steamapps/sourcemods directory.
  
  https://www.runthinkshootlive.com/posts/year-long-alarm/
  
  
• Run following command in mod folder root:
  
  
  find ./ | sort -r | sed 's/\(.*\/\)\(.*\)/mv "\1\2" "\1\L\2"/' |sh
  
  
• Restart Steam and launch Year Long Alarm.

Quite an impressive Half-Life 2 mod; it's refreshing to play against the resistance as a part of Civil Protection. To play the mod natively on Linux, apply following steps:

1. Enable Steam Play for all other titles, then install Entropy : Zero.
   
2. Switch to upcoming - branch of Source SDK Base 2013 Singleplayer.
   
3. Create a folder named EZ1Lx in ../steamapps/sourcemods; download and extract Linux port of the mod:
   
   https://github.com/z33ky/entropy-zero/releases/
   
   
4. Run install.sh.
   
5. Restart Steam and launch Entropy : Zero Lx.

The best multiplayer Star Wars ever. Although not engaging as Jedi Outcast, Jedi Academy features a decent single player story with multiple endings. Thanks to release of the source code, there exists an excellent source port which I highly recommend. Both Linux, Mac and Windows users shall use OpenJK that performs modern systems pretty well:

https://github.com/JACoders/OpenJK