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Here's some evidence then: https://github.com/derrod/legendary/wiki/Hitman-3-Guide https://software.kaminata.net/linux-wine-games/hitman-3-linu... https://youtu.be/luo_xMfOtAU

Check out Legendary[0] as an alternative to the default Epic games launcher. If you're comfortable with the command line, it will stay completely out of your way, forever. [0] https://github.com/derrod/legendary

There's an open-source Epic launcher frontend called Legendary[1] that can automagically manage your Wine/DXVK files with minimal user intervention. It's not even close to how easy Valve makes it, but it's certainly an option if you want to get Epic games working on Linux with minimal hassle. [1] https://github.com/derrod/legendary EDIT: i actually meant to reference the Heroic games launcher, which is the frontend for Legendary. you can find it here: https://github.com/flavioislima/HeroicGamesLauncher

If there's one thing I don't understand about other PC gamers, it's why any of them want to use these stores in the first place. Whenever possible, I buy from GoG, but not because I want to use Galaxy. With GoG, I just download an exe, run the installer, and my game appears in this wonderful launcher called The Freaking Start Menu. It's great. What do I get from using a client? I don't want my games to be integrated into a social network, I just want to play them, and not be interrupted until I'm done. ------ My second choice after GoG is usually itch.io, but my third choice is actually becoming EGS. I'm not sure if this was intentional, but a significant portion (maybe even a majority?) of EGS games don't actually need EGS to run. You can download them with an open-source tool like https://github.com/derrod/legendary, back up the files,