I'm assuming you're talking about native Linux games?

If so, KPatience. lol

@IndependentRanger too many to list, but my money goes to RimWorld, No Man's Sky (via Proton), Stardew Valley, TMNT Shredder's Revenge, Axiom Verge, Hollow Knight, Starbound, Valheim, VVVVVV, VirtuaVerse, Celeste, Undertale, Crosscode, Crypt of the NecroDancer, Dead Cells, Jupiter Hell, and a few other games that escape me at the moment.

• super tux cart
  • ... I actually was surprised by the maps with cool shortcuts
  • nice singleplayer experience, if you just want to chill while listening to some of your music offline
• Zero-K in case you miss supreme commander / like managing a robot army
  • some robots are cheap and expandable, some are expensive and have special abilities that require micromanagement.
  • I personally play in skirmish mode against bots
• 0AD if you like micro manage your own RTS population
• minetest
  • minceclone2 "subgame" to get somewhat interesting mobs
  • I wrote some mods for it myself in lua, adding static blocks is way easier than adding any kind of ~~intelligent~~ mob

Thanks for the suggestions! Very new to Linux gaming and wanted to the recommended games. The Steam summer sale is almost here and wanted to be ready.

Most games run in Linux these days. It’s especially easy if you have your game in steam and enable proton in settings. As for a favourite. That’s hard to say. I have accumulated so many games over the years, I can’t name a favourite. I played a lot of overwatch before they up with the f2p patch. Otherwise, I’ve been playing some rimworld lately and some don’t starve together.