Try anything from Supergiant Games.
- Bastion
- Transistor
- Pyre (all new just released)
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Pretty much all valve games (TF2,CSGO, HL & HL2, Portal, Left For Dead etc)
That. Plus maybe Black Mesa?
Other stuff: Hyper Light Drifter, Bioshock Infinite, Alien Isolation, Deus-Ex: Mankind Divided, Jotun, Insurgency, Tomb Raider, Limbo, Mad Max, the Metro Redux bundle, the Trine gamesā¦
There is a lot. The times when you simply had no games on linux are long gone.
I am approaching 300 linux games in my steam library.
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I used Lutris for LoL and it was extremely easy for the OpenGL version. The DirectX version kept crashing as soon as the launcher would open.
Still, I think Iāll try Lutris for every non-Linux game from now on. You basically just click the link on their website and it opens Lutris and does everything for you, except having to click next a couple times like in Windows.
I havenāt had to mess with any configuration settnigs after installā¦yetā¦keeping my fingers crossed.
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0 A.D. is a more modern āAge of Empiresā clone that is free to play.
Itās been in continuous development for over 5-ish years.
Itās pretty fun.
Age of Empires II for reference:
You have to try Tux Racer. That game should be a must for any linux Gamer. xD
The last game I finished on Linux was Hallow Knight. Awesome metroidvania type game.
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If you can get wine running, Doom is a pretty fun fps single player game
Install the app, get an account on the site, link your steam to the site, sogn in on the app, install a game.
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Owns both Postal games aye?!
I got my eye on you.
Pretty sure most if not all valve games work on Linux
They were the first games on steam ported over.
Uh-huh, and I was born yesterday, admit it, you like going Postal
Sweet I will check it out! I am what I like to call a wannabe gearhead love cars love rally racing, baja,NHRA, drifting in general but I couldnāt tell you jack about them beside make and model and basic maintenance 
but I am learning as I go 
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