I play a lot of Apex Legends. It works very well on Linux.
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Xonotic is always a good one.
Full agree on Xonotic! Has also a somewhat active online play.
CS:GO, Halo MCC, Overwatch 2
though I don't know if OW2 counts as good anymore, certainly not a fan of the changes, but it still works on Linux
Splitgate
I like Xonotic
Insurgency Sandstorm is pretty good and CS:GO is always a classic go-to.
Fyi for anyone who hasn't played CS:GO in the last couple of years, CS:GO now has the option for short competitive matches which are Bo16 instead of Bo30. I'm not sure they're quite down to "20-minute firefight"s that OP asked about, but they are definitely much easier to get into than traditional competitive matches.
Battlefield 4 is still good. Plays well under Linux, graphics are good, servers are still packed and it's quite challenging.
Hunt Showdown runs on Linux with Proton and it has EAC
It does!? Since when, this is news to me.
It's been working for months
Older game but red orchestra 2 is a classic ww2 shooter with a decent online community. Matches are around the 20 - 30 minute mark.
I didn't know it was still active. I have it in my Steam library. Thanks!
I play halo mcc and infinite and also recently started playing warframe thats more of an mmo shooter
I play apex legends and sometimes overwatch. Csgo is also an option but i haven't played it yet
My go-tos are tf2 and tf2 - that is Team Fortress 2 and Titanfall 2. Both work great on Linux and have really dedicated communities. Titanfall 2 even has the Northstar client.
Not sure if you're fine with a paid game, but Halo: The Master Chief Collection recently got Linux support for multiplayer - though they have the Steam launch options reversed so you have to select EAC disabled at launch, in order for it to be enabled lol (thus allowing you to play online)
Additionally, Halo Infinite's multiplayer mode is free, and also works on Linux.
Shatterline and Caliber
Both free to play, on Steam, and work using Proton.
Bzflag
Jk
Some EAC games support linux like halo. I played MCC and the performance was fine, but I found the game to be unstable when interacting with the menu/UI.
hl2 Deathmatch
game is a crazy amount of fun
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