Panzer Corps 2 (Epic Games Store) Pathway (Steam) Supraland (Steam) Sword and Fairy (Steam) Sword and Fairy 2 (Steam) The Universim (Steam) World of Warships (Epic Games Store) Search below to find your library of games, or look for new ones including many of the latest releases and top. Free-to-play games – all available instantly. The Linux Game Compatibility Checker is a tool that you can use to quickly check how many of the games in your Steam library work on Linux. To do this, we combine data from many different sources: Steam, the Wine AppDB, the 'Games, on Steam for Linux' list by SteamDB, ProtonDB, the DOSBox compatibility list and the DXVK compatibility list.

Beta software

Linux Game Compatibility Checker

Note that the RoaringApps Mac app is still beta software, so may contain traces of bugs.

When running the app, check for anything not working as expected: a button that doesn't do anything, glitches in the interface, strange results from the compatibility information.

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Game Compatibility Checker

Mismatches

Steam Game Compatibility Checker

In particular, look out for apps that the server hasn't matched properly.

A list of your applications is sent to the RoaringApps server, where it tries its best to match each application to one in the database (using the app's name, developer, version number and bundle identifier). This matching logic isn't100% fool proof (yet), so sometimes it sends back information about the wrong app. Check for this in the 'Match' item in an app's detail view – look for app names that don't match up or a low match percentage. When you find a mismatch,pleasecontact me so that I can fix it up.

Privacy information

The RoaringApps Mac app records details of your Mac model, operating system version and simple metrics relating to the duration of server responses. These details are recorded anonymously.