Valve Proton 10.0-4 brings more games to Stable on Linux

Proton is Valve’s Steam Play compatibility layer built on Wine. Proton allows many Windows-only games to run on Linux and SteamOS through Steam.
Valve and CodeWeavers (who are working on Wine) have released Proton 10.0-4 for the Stable branch. The update moves more titles from Proton Experimental to Stable and includes a batch of game-specific fixes, including fixes for some Proton 10 regressions.
Proton 10.0-4 also updates key components, including SteamWorks SDK 1.63, Wine Mono 10.4.1, VKD3D-Proton 3.0b, and VKD3D 1.18.
Games now playable on Proton Stable
- Surgeon Simulator: Experience Reality
- Changeling VR
- Summoners War: RUSH
- Quantum Threshold
- REACH
- Fellowship
- Metal Slug: Awakening
- The Obsessive Shadow
- Drop Dead: The Cabin
- Zero Caliber 2 Remastered
- Lost Memories 3 Side Stories
- Death by Scrolling
- Stellar Reach
- Girls’ Frontline
- Modules
- Distant Worlds 2
- 懒人修仙传2
- Ring Runner: Flight of the Sages
- Chronology
Selected fixes and changes
Proton 10.0-4 addresses issues like an occasional empty window when running via XWayland. The update also fixes The Finals crashing after a recent game update and improves Ubisoft Connect behavior when switching between Proton versions.
Other fixes mentioned out in the changelog include driver warning issues for some games and desktop environment specific problems, such as focus and Alt-Tab behavior on KDE Wayland and GNOME in a few titles.
Source & Download: Github