Acording to Archlinux wiki:
Linux has long been considered an "unofficial" gaming platform; the support and target audience provided to it is not a primary priority for most gaming organizations. Changes to this situation have accelerated, starting from 2021 onward, as big players like Valve, the CodeWeavers group and the community have made tremendous improvements to the ecosystem, allowing Linux to truly become a viable platform for gaming. Further, more and more indie development teams strive to use cross-platform rendering engines in order to have their game able to compile and run on Linux.
When it comes to gaming, the majority of user's thoughts are often directed towards popular AAA games which are usually written exclusively for the Microsoft Windows platform. This is understandable, however, it is not the only and sole availability. Please refer to #Game environments and #Getting games further down the page where you can find software to run games from other platforms.
If you however are fixated on getting games written for Microsoft Windows to work on Linux, then a different mindset, tools and approach is required; understanding internals and providing functional substitution.
For better experience in Gaming you need to install some drivers on Parch Linux
For Gen 3 hardware and later intel GPU install mesaextra lib32-mesa multilib and for Gen 2 to Gen 11 hardware install mesa-amberextra lib32-mesa-ambermultilib .
The xf86-video-intelextra package provides the legacy intel DDX driver from Gen 2 to Gen 9 hardware. This package is generally not recommended.
Here are the instructions for installing Vulkan drivers on Intel and AMD graphics cards:
For Vulkan support (Haswell and newer; support for earlier chips is incomplete or missing), install the vulkan-intelextra package.
For 32-bit Vulkan support, install the lib32-vulkan-intelmultilib package.
For NVIDIA GPUs, there are two implementations available:
nvidia-utilsextra (or lib32-nvidia-utilsmultilib for 32-bit support)vulkan-nouveauextra (or lib32-vulkan-nouveaumultilib for 32-bit support)AMD offers two Vulkan driver options:
Install vulkan-radeonextra package.
Install amdvlkextra
Additionally, for 32-bit application support, you can install the corresponding lib32 packages:
vulkan-radeon: lib32-vulkan-radeonmultilibamdvlk: lib32-amdvlkmultilibAfter installing the appropriate Vulkan driver, your system should be able to run Vulkan-based applications and games seamlessly.
¶ AMDGPU
¶ Nvidia
Mesa is an open-source OpenGL implementation, continually updated to support the latest OpenGL specification. It has a collection of open-source drivers for Intel graphics, AMD (formerly ATI), and NVIDIA GPUs. Mesa also provides software rasterizers, such as llvmpipe.
There are two Mesa packages, each with a distinct set of drivers:
mesa is the up-to-date Mesa package which includes most of the modern drivers for newer hardware:
r300: for AMD's Radeon R300, R400, and R500 GPUs.r600: for AMD's Radeon R600 GPUs up to Northern Islands. Officially supported by AMD.radeonsi: for AMD's Southern Island GPUs and later. Officially supported by AMD.nouveau: Nouveau is the open-source driver for NVIDIA GPUs.virtio_gpu: a virtual GPU driver for virtio, can be used with QEMU-based VMMs (like KVM or Xen).vmwgfx: for VMware virtual GPUs.i915: for Intel's Gen 3 hardware.crocus: for Intel's Gen 4 to Gen 7 hardware.iris: for Intel's Gen 8 hardware and later. Officially supported by Intel.zink: a Gallium driver used to run OpenGL on top of Vulkan.d3d12: for OpenGL 3.3 support on devices that only support D3D12 (i.e., WSL).softpipe: a software rasterizer and a reference Gallium driver.llvmpipe: a software rasterizer which uses LLVM for x86 JIT code generation and is multi-threaded.mesa-amber is the legacy Mesa package which includes the classic (non-Gallium3D) drivers for older hardware:
i830: for Intel's Gen 2 hardware. Same binary as i965.i915: for Intel's Gen 3 hardware. Same binary as i965.i965: for Intel's Gen 4 to Gen 11 hardware. Officially supported by Intel.radeon: for AMD's Radeon R100 GPUs. Same binary as r200.r200: for AMD's Radeon R200 GPUs.nouveau_vieux: for NVIDIA NV04 (Fahrenheit) to NV20 (Kelvin) GPUs.swrast: a legacy software rasterizer.Note: When using Mesa, the correct driver should be selected automatically, thus no configuration is needed once the package is installed.
nvidia-utils is the proprietary driver for NVIDIA GPUs, which includes an OpenGL implementation.amdgpu-pro-oglp (AUR) is the proprietary driver for AMD GPUs.Steam is a popular game distribution platform by Valve.
steamextra package.A compatibility layer that allows Steam to run Windows games on Linux.
We recommend installing Proton with the help of ProtonUp-Qt.
A graphical utility for managing and installing different versions of Proton on Steam, allowing you to choose the best version for each game.
protonup-qtAURAn optimized and extended version of Proton that provides better performance for running Windows games on Linux.
We recommend installing Proton with the help of ProtonUp-Qt.
A system utility that applies temporary optimizations to improve game performance on Linux.
gamemodeextra lib32-gamemodeextra packagesAn optimized and extended version of Wine (the Windows compatibility layer for Linux) that is tailored for running Windows games on Linux.
wine-ge-customAURAn all-in-one application for installing and running Windows and Linux games on Linux, supporting tools like Wine-GE and Proton.
lutrisextraThis guide will help you take advantage of ParchLinux's powerful gaming tools, allowing for seamless installation and gameplay. For more details on each tool, please refer to the official documentation.