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I would probably take a gamble on the battlemage
https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-arc-b580-graphics-linux
You would want a newer kernel though
Intel does seem to be catching up. The Arc B580 performance:price ratio is already competitive, and Intel is apparently not done improving their driver.
In my area, the Arc B580 is roughly the same price as an RX 7600, but with 50% more RAM. That's likely to keep it useful for longer.
In OP's position, I think I might buy the Intel model, try it with the games I wanted to play, and return it if I couldn't get it working with them. (New kernel, firmware, and Mesa drivers would likely be important for such a new GPU.)
6.12 to go now, 6.13 would be ideal