One, technically. I never really use it, though.

I second Cyberpunk, ray tracing enabled or not. That game truly captures a realistic dystopian world in the best way possible.

Been using Krita for a long while, and I love it. Fantastic alternative to Photoshop and other art programs and image editors.

Thunder gets regular updates and is open source and ad free.

Keyboard and mouse, but when I started using computers I was so young that my hands were too small to hold the mouse properly, so I left clicked with my thumb up until three or four years ago when I got my first ergonomic mouse. Kinda funny how long habits can stay with you.

I’m dualbooting as well, but only because a few games I play aren’t supported on Linux due to their anticheat. Namely Fortnite and Destiny 2. I’d completely switch if that wasn’t the case. Hopefully someday.

Every new Linux user counts!

Haha, that’d be funny if this was the meaning.

And Playlet if you use a Roku or Roku TV 😉

Not retro, but Celeste hands down. That game is an emotional roadtrip of a platformer. My favorite indie game out there.

Proton Drive is what I use. The mobile (Android) app is a little buggy but it gets the job done.