Update on BattlEye + Proton support
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Steamworks Development - Update on BattlEye + Proton support - Steam News
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More BattlEye titles for Proton on Linux including DayZ, ARMA 3 now supported | GamingOnLinux
Valve has announced today that BattlEye support on Linux with Steam Play Proton has expanded, with new titles available.
As previously announced, currently all developers need to do to make it work is to email BattlEye. That's it. However, developers will still of course want time to test, so it's not exactly an instant thing. Still, it's fantastic progress and now even more games can be enjoyed.
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More BattlEye-Protected Games Now Working With Steam Play On Linux - Phoronix
Last month BattlEye-using games began running on Steam Play when using the latest Steam client beta paired with the experimental version of Proton. However, it still does require the intervention of the game studio to request the support be enabled for a particular game. Today in time for any weekend gaming is several more games using the BattlEye anti-cheat software working on Linux.
An update was posted to the Steam news to point out several more BattlEye protected games are now working on Linux with Steam Play / Proton.
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