I'll start: Dwarf Fortress. Not found anything close.
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For me "best game on Linux" basically just means "best game" since everything I play runs perfect of very close to perfect.
That means Terraria is the winner for me. Best game of all time IMO, and it has a native Linux port that works great.
Most games run in Linux these days. It's especially easy if you have your game in steam and enable proton in settings. As for a favourite. That's hard to say. I have accumulated so many games over the years, I can't name a favourite. I played a lot of overwatch before they messed it up with the f2p patch.
Otherwise, I've been playing some rimworld lately and some don't starve together.
Edit: It just struck me. Underrail is a game I could count to my all time favorites.
FTL has held up surprisingly well
Morrowind (via OpenMW) is a classic. I've put in quite a few hours into Terraria as well. Through Lutris/Wine, I've also been enjoying the classic infinity engine games (Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, etc).
For me "best game on Linux" basically just means "best game" since everything I play runs perfect of very close to perfect.
That means Terraria is the winner for me. Best game of all time IMO, and it has a native Linux port that works great.