Very cute game though the writing is one of the cheesiest ones I ever saw, could be fun for children I guess. The gameplay was simple and boring but at least it was a short game. I don't think I'll play this again or go for the second game.

Runs great on Linux.

Awesome game. Finally understood why they chose this name. ;)

Runs like native on Linux.

Another ARPG that looks great but has a hollow combat system. I played this years ago and decided to give another chance. Guess it was unnecessary.

Good old Quake. Nice nostalgia. Only beat the main campaign. Will revisit when I crave some old-school shooting.

Although this one has a native build, Windows version also runs like butter on Linux.

Theatre part is enjoyable but the gameplay is not worth it. Just watched all the cut-scenes instead.

It's not a bad game but not brilliant either. I guess I prefer good old point & click - read & decide Sherlocks. The game has awful amount of minigames but at least they put a skip option to almost every one of them (after a couple of fails). Some of them were quite good while a lot of them were just unnecessary so I skipped them. Optimization is pretty bad, loading times are long. You will often find yourself watching Sherlock Holmes travel.

My favourite game design goof: Watson has an X-ray vision. :)

The game runs on Linux good, cannot say it was great because of the bad optimization though.

Good old DOOM, never not fun.

Runs like native on Linux.

I left this game for this long because I thought it was something like an MMO since it's a co-op game. I noticed that it can be played alone with AI though it was frustrating time to time. Still, it was like Dragon Age without tactics with Lord of the Rings lore. Kinda like a side story to it. It was fun and worth my time.

It doesn't work with Proton out of the box but it was fine with Proton Experimental, so it runs great on Linux with some tweaks.