本帖最後由 Okt04175 於 2020-4-25 05:01 編輯
Linux玩得到嘅大型Game同小型Game加埋已經超過6500款Game,如果數埋遊戲機模擬器玩得到嘅Game數量咁Linux玩到嘅Game數再多幾倍,而家嘅Linux已經係可以開心打機嘅系統平台。
Linux透過Wine/Proton(Windows程式轉譯器)同埋DXVK(DX9/10/11轉Vulkan轉譯器)順利玩到超過6500款遊戲,我自己嘅經驗試過 暗榮嘅無雙系列、Capcom嘅洛克人同生化危機同埋Devil May Cry仲有Monster Hunter系列、Square Enix嘅最終幻想(FF)同埋盜墓者蘿拉系列、UBISOFT嘅Watch_Dogs同埋刺客教條系列、Sega嘅人中之龍系列 呢啲大作系列都玩到,據報導指Linux用Proton行HITMAN 2仲順過Windows直接行。
https://www.techspot.com/amp/new ... ws-games-linux.html
The move was hardly revolutionary, as it was essentially a forked (modified) version of Wine with some additional patchwork and libraries - most notably DirectX over Vulkan (DXVK), which is a translation layer for DirectX 9/10/11 games. But if you go by ProtonDB, there are now over 6,500 Windows games that now work on Linux with little to no effort on the gamer's part.
There are hundreds of games that are added every month that get a Platinum rating, which indicates that most people who have run them have encountered few or no game-breaking issues while playing. And chances are that you're not afraid of adding a launcher flag, meaning you can play games like DOOM and DOOM: Eternal just fine using Proton with very little effort.
More than 12,800 games have been tested so far, so many titles do require a bit more effort, but there's a positive trend for games in the Platinum category, which work outside the box. Performance is a bit slower than you'd get on Windows, but it's more than acceptable even for people who are still rocking low end graphics cards. There are even reports that games like HITMAN 2 run faster on Linux through Proton than they do on Windows.
Still, you don't need to use Proton to realize that Microsoft is in some serious trouble here. A big reason why gamers have had to use Windows is because most popular PC titles are designed for that particular OS and Microsoft hasn't shown any interest in making them work on Linux.
Now it's easier than ever to get into Linux gaming, and the tools that make it possible are getting better every day. Valve is even going as far as proposing a number of Linux kernel patches to make it more game-friendly. |