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ARC Raiders from Embark Studios has released today and even though it has anti-cheat, it still appears to run just fine on Desktop Linux. What is it? A PvPvE extraction shooter set in a world filled with lethal machines, where humans live underground and go raiding for supplies up top. You can play it alone, or in a squad of up to three players. It's all about risk versus reward, with the loop of running around dangerous areas to find loot. Much like The Finals from the same developer, ARC Raiders also has Easy Anti-Cheat but it appears they have it enabled here as well since I've had no problems jumping into it today to test it out with the release. Embark didn't reply to repeated emails from GamingOnLinux to talk about Linux and Proton, but still nice to see it working. For now, our anti-cheat page lists it as working. On my Desktop system with Kubuntu 25.10 and an AMD Radeon 6800 XT (Mesa 25.2.3) with Proton 9 it wouldn't load it at all, but swapping over the Proton version to Proton Experimental and so far I haven't encountered a single issue. Performance is good enough at 2560x1440 with all settings on Epic, with AMD FSR 3 Balanced it so far hasn't dipped below 60FPS even once and feels great overall. I'm hoping that we don't see it constantly break on Linux with Proton like we do fairly often with The Finals, and for it to just keep working like it is now as it's quite impressive. Again, it shows Linux can be an excellent platform for gaming - as long as developers don't actively block it. Since it's an extraction shooter, it's very tense. Your group can encounter another group of players at any time, and as I found it in my first group session - some people will shoot first and ask questions later. Other times, people will wave and ask you not to shoot, so you all put away your weapons and slowly walk away from each other. It's not just other players here though, there's also all the different machines you're fighting against both on land and in the air that make it quite a rush to run through and so some looting. However, I wouldn't be doing my full duty here though if I didn't point out the generative AI message on Steam, which the developers put up that notes: > During the development process, we may use procedural- and AI-based tools to assist with content creation. In all such cases, the final product reflects the creativity and expression of our own development team. However, the developer has confirmed multiple times elsewhere that this type of AI is only used for text to speech for voice barks like "go over here" or to point out items in the world using the same text-to-speech system as in The Finals. For this they hired actual voice actors too as noted by RPS. **ARC Raiders** | Release Date: 30th October 2025 Official links: * Steam Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

I'm always on the lookout for a good online shooter that works well on Linux Desktop / Steam Deck and BULLET YEETERS is high up on the list of games that could be great. A shooter of miniature mayhem, with a toy-scale with you and others running around big rooms across various game modes. The developers say clearly it will support Steam Deck, and the PR email mentioned "native Steam Deck support" (which I've asked for clarification on). More details: > Bullet Yeeters pays tribute to a classic trope in competitive shooters - shrinking its cast down and turning any messy room into an ever-shifting battleground. With beefy guns and a wide cast of characters with their own powers to turn the tide, it’s not just the bullets that are getting thrown around here. Yeet yourself into action with Bullet Yeeters’ funky-fresh jetpack mechanics. Blast into the air at any point, pick your landing spot and launch to high shelves, dense cover or straight in your opponent’s face for a friendly buckshot greeting! > > Bullet Yeeters is designed to be accessible to players of all skill levels, starting with gentle bot-matches to get newcomers on their feet, then escalating into increasingly complex modes. There’s classic deathmatches (teams optional) with fast respawns, a tense battle royale where cover is life and keeping your partners on their feet is half the challenge. Oh, and who can forget that childhood favourite - the floor is lava! That garish carpet is now instant death, so make sure you tread carefully, or shove enemies into it for a spicy surprise. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. View cookie preferences. Accept Cookies & Show Direct Link Some of the announced game modes include: * Deathmatch (Team & FFA). * Floor is Lava. * Battle Royale. * PvE boss fights. **BULLET YEETERS** | Release Date: 19th June 2025 Official links: * Steam Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.

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