Does Totally Accurate Battle Simulator run on Linux?
Verdict: Yes
Yes. Totally Accurate Battle Simulator 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.
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator is an indie simulation and strategy game from Landfall, first released on 1 April 2021.
It has a single-player side and an online one. Steam lists partial controller support.
The evidence
- Its own Linux version
- No, it runs through Proton
- Player rating on ProtonDB
- Gold, from 108 reports
- Recent reports
- Trending Platinum
- Steam Deck (which runs Linux)
- Verified 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 Totally Accurate Battle Simulator and press Play.
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