Gaming on Linux has received considerable support in recent years from companies such as Steam. Most major titles can run smoothly on your new Linux upgrade, with a potential for improved speed due to the lightweight nature of the Linug operating system. Check out the articles below to learn how you can fine-tune your Linux gaming experience on your new upgrade.

Check if gaming on Linux is possible with your favourite titles. To find out, head to: protondb.com

Lutris is free software that keeps all of your Linux gaming emulators in one place. Play games from Steam, or for PC, SNES, Atari, Gamecube, Wii, Nintendo DS, Playstation 2 & 3, Commodore 64, and more on your Upgrade to Linux!

Retro gamer? Turn your Linux gaming PC into a console with these open source upgrades.

Own a Steamdeck? You’re already gaming on Linux!

Valve’s Steamdeck runs on a version of Arch Linux, offering the power of a small portable computer to run your favorite AAA gaming titles from anywhere. Enjoy flexibility and customization cases unseen in other handheld gaming devices exploring some of the tips suggested in the Linux gaming article above.

Check out this video from Distrotube for more information, and stop by r/linux_gaming for more reviews, tips, and community support!

Holarse is a German gaming platform specifically tailored to supporting titles on Linux. Holarse communities are a great way to recieve support for your Upgrade to Linux and meet fellow open source users, from groups on Discord, to Mumble, IRC and more!