Does KARDS - The WW2 Card Game run on Linux?
Verdict: Yes
Yes. KARDS - The WW2 Card Game is a Windows game that runs on Linux through Proton, the tool built into Steam, and players on ProtonDB rate it Gold, the second-highest rating.
KARDS - The WW2 Card Game is an indie casual and strategy game from 1939 Games, first released on 15 April 2020.
It has a single-player side and an online one. Critics scored it 80 out of 100 on Metacritic. It is free to play.
The evidence
- Its own Linux version
- No, it runs through Proton
- Player rating on ProtonDB
- Gold, from 49 reports
- Steam Deck (which runs Linux)
- Marked unsupported by Valve
- Anti-cheat
- None listed
How to play it
- Install Steam from your Linux app store and sign in. Your library is already there.
- In Steam's settings, under Compatibility, switch on "Enable Steam Play for all other titles". That turns on Proton for every Windows game. You only do this once.
- Install KARDS - The WW2 Card Game and press Play.
Valve marks this game unsupported on the Steam Deck. That rating is about the handheld, and can be down to its screen, controls or power, so it does not by itself mean the game fails on a desktop PC. Check the recent ProtonDB reports before buying.
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