"Cyberpunk 2077" is only days away from its worldwide release date, and even gamers who prefer the Linux operating system would get a chance to play the action RPG dystopian game from CD Projekt Red via Steam Play Proton. Steam Play's software developers recently released a version that provides support and availability of the highly anticipated title.
GitHub offers the download of Steam Play's Proton 5.13-4 version, along with its source codes and complete package. However, according to the release, it requires one more system, which would be harder to get. The catch for running "Cyberpunk 2077" on Linux OS uses AMD's Radeon graphics processing unit (GPU).
Without AMD's Radeon GPU that runs on the Mesa 20.1-devel Git, paired with Steam Play Proton 5.13-4, the game would be useless and inaccessible. Users would need to get their hands on the AMD Radeon graphics (if not already using) and set it to the Mesa git language.
Secure all the requirements for Linux OS to enjoy "Cyberpunk 2077," right on its December 10 release date.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
